Thursday, February 21,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Bridge By CHRIS DANIELSON Lansing at least, five months of public project inclusion of the word "tentative" OKd w State News Staff Writer in the controversy and four hours of citizen motion. Councilman Mary Sharp, who Tast Force and traffic commission testimony directed generally against the introduced the motion which was Ifost Lansing gives tentative approval $633,000 bridge replacement and road "I think we came in here 4-1," Griffiths also rejecting it outright and the planning ft|„. Kalamazoo Street project subject to widening project. said after the meeting in which he cast the supported by-Thelma Evans, Joh, commission deadlocking on the issue. council review of the positive lone vote against the Polomsky and Mayor Wilbur Brookover, However, Brookover charged during the hire outside consultants to get a full Passage of the motion, which was not project. conceded that it was unusual for omental impact statement." on council's agenda, followed 20 minutes However, he noted that the other four to vote on an issue council' meetingthat the second environmental task environmental impact statement. v Council passed this terse motion, council members were immediately after a force rejection of the project was "an This statement would have to be of council discussion over willing to sit and Councilman public hearing on it. f Tuesday night, concluding, for East George Griffiths' argument for the listen for four hours to speakers trying to "We've had this project and illegal" vote because only a majority of approved by state and federal officials, as persuade them to change their a lot of those present and not five of its nine well as the city council, by July 1,1975. minds. information on it for a long time - it's not members as required by the group's which is the project deadline for letting fresh," she explained after the meeting. bylaws voted for the rejection motion. construction contracts. Though 18 of 23 speakers presenting an Task force chairman Benjamin Hickok "I expect council will approve the opinion on the project expressed later explained that the unit had two project unless the environmental impact reservations either about the it or the necessity for vacancies when the vote was taken, with study shows it would be deleteriously project's effects — with about one member abstaining from the 3-2 damaging to the area," Sharp said. 1,100 signatures on petitions against the decision and another absent. Before adjourning at 12:30 a.m., council project being presented to council — granted a maximum of $3,500 for the f Brookover said the council had If the MSU Board of Trustees also continuation of the city's Older People's many questions besides traffic levels to consider approves tentative plans for the project and questioned the Program taxi service until June, and tabled validity of the which includes the removal of at least 20 a motion supporting Ingham County's petitions. trees and the grading of efforts to develop a refuse disposal system part of the river Immediately prior to the council vote, bank in the Red Cedar Natural Area, the until further information is Griffiths objected that he "was still not Ingham County Road Commission will available. convinced of the justification for the project." "Of all the east - west routes between Lansing and East Lansing, I feel safest bicycling on Kalamazoo Street, even though the others are four lanes," he said. A dams to tes The $633,000 Ingham County Road Commission project - with 53 per cent federal and 47 per cent petroleum county funding — would widen Kalamazoo Street to four lanes between the from two on entrance to Plain University Village and Clippert Street, and would replace the existing bridge over the Walter Adams, distinguished MSU government subsidization led to the A resting bicyclist views Red Cedar River with a a portion of the Red estimated that the longer and wider professor, will tell the U.S. Senate special monopolistic nature of the oil industry. Cedar Natural Area's flood plain during a period of bridge would last for 10 more structure. subcommittee on integrated oil operations high water in January. The plaque to his years, but the county road commission wants to None of the three city commissions that in Washington today that the structure, The draft also contains I commemorates the construction of the right replace it now and widen the Kalamazoo Street on have voted on the twice revised behavior and performance of the recommendations for immediate and • project long 1 1934. Last year a bridge in either side of the bridge from two to four lanes. recommended that it be approved, with petroleum industry is noncompetitive. - range changes in public policy which consulting county engineer State News photo by John W. Dickson the Environmental Quality and Aesthetics The subcommittee, part of the Adams and Dirlam believe will make the Committee on,Interior and Insular Affairs, industry competitive. is exploring possible ways to improve the About 65 witnesses representing federal competitive structure and performance of agencies, academic circles and the oil Kissinger at conference the oil industry. industry have appeared before the in Mexico Sen. Floyd K. Haskell, D-Colo., is the subcommittee's chairman. Adams will testify at 10 a.m. along with subcommittee since its hearings November. Subcommittee staff aide John Wilson began last before Kissinger's arrival to meet with Joel B. Dirlam, professor of economics at |EXU O CITY (AP) - Secretary of 24 proposal by Kissinger last year for a new prepared it for delivery to the Joint Chiefs the University of Rhode Island. said in Washington Wednesday that the ■ Henry A. Kissinger arrived Latin American and Caribbean foreign dialog. of Staff. hearings are scheduled to conclude today, sday for a Latin American foreign ministers that he would be confronted "What we have to say is neither new nor Radford said he acted at all times at the and that data from federal ers' conference where he is with new moves to The host of the session, Foreign startling," Adams said in a 15 agencies and expected get Washington to ease - page the Industry will be obtained and its request of his military superiors, who preliminary draft of his testimony, "but analyzed t attempts to obtain a more lenient hostility against the Fidel Castro Minister Emilio O. Rabasa of Mexico, said in the next step of the ■policy toward Communist Cuba. regime. the closed talks in the 20-floor marble and cautioned him to keep secret the funneling the people need not so much to be investigation of While House files to the "I can't speculate what the final Ta:« Dept. officials in Washington have The Pentagon. informed as reminded." report ' meeting is part of Kissinger's effort glass Foreign Ministry tower would be The 30-year-old will recommend," Wilson said. "That's lgerhas no intention of altering to initiate a new dialog between the held in a spirit of cooperation with the Navy stenographer Adams' draft outlines how major oil to the senators." up testified before a closed session of the ■12-year economic blockade imposed United States and Latin America. United States rather than subordination to Senate Armed Services Committee. company mergers, joint ventures, control Wilson also said it will be several >a by the United States. But the He was accompanied it. over alternative energy sources and by congressional months before the final report is issued. y said on arrival: "We have come leaders Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont. and ten with Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa. Meanwhile, Navy yeoman Charles E. understanding and Radford testified in Washington (dship, and we intend to respond with Cuba is the only Latin American Wednesday that for a year he secretly ty and cooperation." country not invited to the meeting, Igentma and Peru indicated shortly organized by the others in response to a obtained volumes of sensitive information from the White House and dipolmatic Kidnaping seen ILLIKEN FAVORS BILL as political plea By MARY ANNE FLOOD Senate OKs poor The of our State News Staff Writer kidnaping of Patricia Hearst may be a warning that the country cannot be expected to plaady carry the By DANIEL DEVER in predawn accidents involving children on weight of their troubles indefinitely, say several professors and the Upper Peninsula which State News Staff Writer their way to school. currently fall political activists. in the Central Time Zone with State Rep. Donald Van Singel, R - neighboring The Hearst kidnaping shows that as if Wisconsin. long as our society ignores Michigan Senate Wednesday Grant, original sponsor of the legislation, social equality, we are all vulnerable to the Ived a bill Statistics released last week by the state desperate acts of the outlawing Daylight Saving said he thinks Michigan may set an mistreated, said Albert Cafagna, asst. professor of philosophy. ■during the winter months, taking the police, which showed a 100 per cent example for other states and may The fact that many of the members of the T steP closer to becoming the first to increase in predawn accidents Symbionese influence Congress in repealing involving Liberation Army (SLA) are ex-convicts pt itself from year-around schoolchildren, may have contributed to suggests that any current fast nationwide. year-around revolutionary movement in America finds a breeding grounds in Daylight the legislature's strong support for the ban our prisons, Saving Time. on winter Cafagna said this week. F legislation, which passed 31-0 in the "I think the move will add futf to the daylight time. "There are many people who feel that the P had been prisons are now full approved Feb. 8 in the fire to repeal the federal act for daylight The statistics show that 46 students of political prisoners, not criminals," he said. by a 90-0 vote. between the ages of 5 and 18 were The kidnaping Mi 1 liken, who time," Van Singel said Wednesday illustrates the inability of the American has called on reported injured in accidents between 7 government to fulfill the needs of its people," said Barb Lelli, ■pnt Nixon following the Senate action. to move to return the a.m. and 9 a.m. from Jan. 6 — when member of the southern Africa liberation The bill, if signed into law, will return T to standard time support committee, during the winter Michigan to Eastern Standard Time on daylight time went into effect — and Jan. though she could not speak officially for the group. Ins, favors the measure and is 31. That compared with 23 students "The absurdity of America's Oct. 27. poor sending their nickels and ■ted to sign it into law. Excluded from the measure, however, injured and two killed during the same dimes to Hearst is astounding," Lelli said. "They stay true to the T Ml came as a result of a doubling are four counties in the western part period in 1973. ideology of not-accepting charity in the face of a system which of does not even make room for them to get work." Mitchell Stengel, asst. professor of economics, said that the issues the SLA has raised are certainly valid ones. The fate of the poor in this country looks no better in 197-1 than it did in 1960 ioe-box size voice synthesizer before all our help programs, he said. The point of the kidnaping, says Barb Riemer. asst. professor of psychology, is to make a correlation between the imprisoned SLA members and kidnaped Patricia Hearst. The SLA members lives computer American accent were innocent, convicted only because of their SLA affiliation, according to the kidnapers. Innocent Patricia Hearst was kidnaped only because of her affiliation with her "ruling class" parents, Riemer said. By PAULA HOLMES space than the synthesizer and this increases the cost, Rahimi "The SLA perceives Hearst as a said. prisoner of war rather than a State News Staff Writer kidnaping victim," said Cafagna. This is an example of "radical The synthesizer, about the size of a shoe box, is much smaller disobedience." They do not recognize the than eariier synthesizers which occupied entire rooms. "legitimate authority" P1 the aid of a voice of the state, they have instead taken matters into their own hands synthesizer, linguistic rules and two "It's wry portable," Rahimi said. "In fact, we demonstrated it in Tors,t,u' "win University computer has learned to talk. in order to meet their political ends, he said. Detroit last week and are planning on taking it to P'ompuier speaks slowly, carefully enunciating each word. Chicago. A Cafagna said that their actions will only be justifiable if it is student could have one in his room." clear from the I' sou"ds somewhat like the voice of a male long distance The men say the synthesizer will enable blind students to use consequences of the kidnaping that it was not a tor, who lisps his th's. criminal act, but one of a political character enacted B. the computer without the aid of a sighted student because the by "hungry" Kulenberg, visiting people. asst. professor of linguistics and computer repeats verbally everything the student types into the "It is obvious that P 111(1 African languages, and Morteza Amir Rahimi, they are prepared to kill Hearst. They are machine. also willing to give up their own lives for the J® Professor of cause," he said ■ computer science, have been experimenting The computer can be programed to speak other languages, but Radical organization that can J voice synthesizer for about VA years. | as easy to see how it would work," Rahimi said, recalling it would have an American accent. term really make a change is a long - thing, said Lelli. This kidnaping is a one - shot deal and has "The computer has been programed to speak English with not attacked the root of the problem. r. , l'"' research. "But nobody believes you can do it until American phonemes (sounds)," Eulenberg said. "These sounds f'"ally do." can be used in other languages, but it would sound like an "This terrorist action on the part of the SLA has not been effective because it has not made us see the | s^n'hesizer uses electronic circuits to imitate the human American speaking it." , to respond to," said oppression it wants us Doyle O'Connor, former member of Crisis in ■ synthesizes human voices The men are applying their research on the talking computer to America. through electronic components T an analog of the human voice," Rahimi said. a project developing artificial languages. They want to create a SLA mem The police will probably use this to disrupt all the leftist r dnal,>g simulates new computer language that would describe images for people organizations in the San Francisco area, O'Connor said. the vibration pattern of, the human Wearing handcuffs and leg irons, Russell Little, dark who cannot see them. "Just like the hijackings, more sweatshirt, and Joseph Remiro, left, leave the Martinez, small, obscure political groups f voice synthesizer is more efficient than other means of "Now that we have machines that talk, we can have them look Calif., courthouse Tuesday. The two, members of the will use kidnaping to get publicity. Then the less stable and at pictures and scan them auditorially," Eulenberg said. lunatic will take over until the trend iien ,mputer talk which involve recording human voices Symbionese Liberation Army, are charged with the murder Perlstadt, asst. professor of sociology. "The subsides," said Harry ■',ip r'ng tho sounds on a drum until they are needed. The Method The men are looking for blind students interested in helping of Oakland Schools superintendent Marcus Foster. violence will increase with the later possibility for requires more computer time and memory them evaluate their system. AP Wirephoto kidnapings because the less (Continued on page 2) Thursday, February 21 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan , Nixon asks shift in education aid President Nixon told 'o support local Congress Wednesday he wants boards to shift the representing the the medical emphasis of federal profession ' aid to medical education away and elected officii ' from medical school subsidies to student loans and scholarships. Energy bill slowed by committee "Under my proposed scholarship legislation, 'Continued from p scholarships would be offered politically prompted the Another obstacle has been placed in front of the he more to any student who agrees to likely they are t emergency energy legislation as the House Rules serve in programs or shortage the victim." Committee voted Wednesday to leave three sections of areas of national need after Atty. Gen. William Si-' it open to amendment when it reaches the House floor graduation," Nixon said. StatCment5 « next week. kidnap, ng are ptob, HEW Secretary Caspar W. Indicative of the Rep. Harley 0. Staggers, D - W.Va., floor manager of American Weinberger said details have reaction# the bill, said that this decision effectively kills the bill. If not been worked out but kid napings, he said there is any amendment, he said, it will go back to the suggested three to five years' society cannot tolerate Senate, which has already dissolved its team of service crimes for long. might be required. conferees on the bill. Generally those interv1 Nixon also asked Congress felt that a rash of The sections opened include provisions to roll back for authority to continue poR- kidnapings would only the price of crude oil and sections that give the federal controls on health care from the Hearst incident if President power to ration gas and initiate other fuel - costs, declaring that kidnapers were successful saving measures. "inflationary pressures are still Perhaps the actuality of President Nixon told House Republican leaders that strong in the medical field." food distribution cot he would definitely veto the bill if and when it was He also announced that he appease "the SLA the — will submit legislation may make'further passed by Congress. authorizing the Dept. of such as the re, " Tuesday the Senate passed the bill, called the President Nixon discusses a health message with HEW secretary Caspar W. Weinberger. Health, Education and Welfare imprisoned SLA me "Emergency Energy Act." \ Cafagna said. But if the In other developments, the gas allocated to 20 states releases the girl, having by the Federal Energy Office will be used by fuel Senators fear pretrial publicity sufficient attention to starved industries, in farm tractors and city buses and at plight of the SLA membeir customer clogged service stations. Each state decides jail, perhaps then it will served a valid purpose, he' where its extra gas is most needed. Perlstadt thinks thr An Associated Press spot check on Wednesday members of the House "It is simply an accusation, Humphrey made the denial make further demands WASHINGTON (AP) - The jurors Wednesday at their may showed scattered reports of arguments and fist fights Senate Judiciary Committee Judiciary Committee said there federal trial on charges of nothing more," the dark • in a court - ordered deposition the printing of an SLi among motorists. There have also been incidents of has no plans to rush into public was general support within the obstructing justice in return for haired, 55 - year - old Gagliardi taken in his office Tuesday in manifesto in the Hearst pr- panel to take a tough stand in a $200,000 secret contribution said of the indictment. which he replied to a series of or the release of] attacks on station attendants as well as accidents, some hearings on the latest dispute between President Nixon and demanding White House to President Nixon's re - The second day of the trial written questions prepared by imprisoned SLA and a ' fatal, in several areas. the dismissal from the special Watergate prosecutor documents for its election campaign. saw attorneys for Hughes and cross for escape. Leon Jaworski over access to impeachment inquiry. U.S. District Court Judge panel of prospective jurors of - questions submitted by "One thing is certain, White House files. Rep. Robert F. Drinan, D ■ Lee P. Gagliardi directed the the last of 72 persons who had lawyers for a former Hughes will milk this publicity fori Meir forms minority government With Watergate indictments Mass., said committee members former attorney general and said that being sequestered aide, Robert A. Maheu. is worth," he said. believed imminent, sources on support a quick resort to the one - time commerce away from their families and subpena power if the White secretary to stand. He then jobs for the four to five weeks Premier Golda Meir announced Wednesday night in Jerusalem that she was forming a minority government, Capitol Hill said Wednesday that many committee members are cool to the idea of holding House balks at turning over requested evidence. "We're going to take the identified them for the jury prospects. Both men faced the the trial is expected to consume would impose an undue hardship. Ellsberg to talk her Daniel Ellsberg, former Rand Corp. researcher, will the first in Israel's history. hearings that could bring jury box and nodded. speak "The Pentagon Papers" at MSU Feb. 28 at allegations of prejudicial initiative. We're not going to Mitchell, 60, and Stans, 65, That left 86 persons still 8:15pm i Moshe Dayan, who has threatened to resign over Auditorium. criticism of his handling of the publicity. let ourselves be pushed are accused of carrying out a eligible for service in the first October war, was invited Concern over possibly around," Drinan said. batch to be called. Ellsberg, who was recently dismissed of charges along to remain as defense minister. conspiracy to influence a co-defendent Tony Russo, will give his story of the Pen prejudicial publicity also was James D. St. Clair, the Securities and Exchange Gagliardi, a Republican Observers said that despite the weakness of a cited Tuesday by Sen. Sam J. President's chief Watergate appointee .directed these Papers from start to finish, recalling how Rand Corp. research Commission investigation of to a change in his views about the Indochina war and his at' minority governemnt, it would probably be able to Ervin Jr., D - N.C., in lawyer, has been discussing big time financier Robert remaining prospects not to to bring the Pentagon Papers to the Congress and to the public handle the Israeli Arab negotiations with a strong hand - announcing that the Senate access to White House files Vesco in return for the latter's draw an inference from the Watergate committee had with the committee as well as under - the - table $200,000 absence of Vesco, 37, who also Tickets are available at the door for $1, and admissioo because of backing in Israel's Knesset, or parliament, on voted with the special prosecutor. was indicted. against holding campaign contribution. free for MSU students with ID cards. questions of war and peace. additional public hearings. In New York, John N. Mitchell was Nixon's The judge said that Vesco's In a related development Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans campaign director, and Stans trial had been separated from Wednesday, Democratic were introduced to prospective was his chief fund raiser, both that of Mitchell and Stans The State New* is i ublished by the students of M Soviets explain author's exile having retired from their along with that of a fourth University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring defendant. Harry Sears, New Mondays. Wednesday, and Hidays during Summer lerm. The Soviet press offered Wednesday the first official German professor Cabinet posts to work for the President's re - election. Jersey campaign director for Nixon in 1968. Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subsii Gagliardi read to prospective Second class postage paid at East Lansing. Mich. I justification for last week's expulsion of the Nobel Prize jurors the brief outline of the Meanwhile, Sen. Hubert H. business offices at 345 Student Services llldg.. Mi speak on theory University, East Lansing, Michiiian, 48824. winning author Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn. to Minn., has - indictment. It charges the two Humphrey, D - The Writer's Union Weekly indicated that authorities with one count of conspiracy, denied under oath that he PHONES feared that Solzhenitsyn's outspokenness would hurt three counts of obstruction of personally received a $50,000 The Depts. of Philosophy, English, German cash contribution from the News/Editorial and Russian _ Soviet prestige abroad, undermine confidence at home a justice and six counts each of Classified Ads perjury. Combined, they carry Howard Hughes organization Display Advertising and hamper detente with the West. Business Office a possible penalty of 50 years during the 1968 presidential Meanwhile, Soviet officials promised Solzehnitsyn's Photographic Gadamer, a professor at the University of Heidelberg, in prison upon conviction. campaign. wife, Natalya, that she and her family can join him as Germany, is a main proponent of hermeneutics, an approach to soon as administrative papers are completed. She said literary and social criticijm. Gadamer is a friend and student of officials assured her that she and her family would be Heidegger, a German philosopher who extended tho theory of allowed to retain their Soviet citizenship. U.S. inflation rose 5.9% in 1973 hermeneutics. Gadamer will also hold a workshop in hermeneutics for interested faculty members and graduate students at 2:30 p.m. in the Captain's Room of the Union. -ALASKA LOOK Buy the . . IS FLY TO RICOH The inflation rate in the final three months of 1973 PSYCHOLOGY DEAD! - SINGLEX F-20 was 8.8 per cent and 5.9 per cent for the year, the EUROPE with case Commerce Dept. said Wednesday in its revised report on Seeking an MA Degree? THIS SUMMER List 257.45 the 1973 Gross National Product. We can help you! s159" The report also showed that Americans were saving more in the final quarter of 1973, indicating that people FOR are worrying more about the economy. In other economic developments Wednesday: Get the •The Cost of Living Council lifted wage and price COLLEGE UNION BRAUN 16 BLS controls from the $6.5 billion iron and steel foundry ADMISSION ACTIVITIES BOARD We at the ALLE EY would like to purchase a new mate tor Florida and donate it to the Detroit Zoo, but we need your help. We will AUTOMATIC FLASH industry. match every donation we receive until we have enough money to □ CRADUATE □ LAW FLIGHTS OFFICE buy the new pony and present it along with a list of the donors •Council director John T. Dunlop said the council □ MEDICAL □ VETERINARIAN would oppose any additional price increases on 1974 MON.-FRI. 1-5 P.M. □ COLL TRANSFERS A DROPOUTS models of the nation's auto makers. ALSO AVAILABLE Csll/mrhe: Dr. P»g» INTERNATIONAL IDS You may mail your donation or gh (212) 275-2900 YOUTH HOSTEL CARDS Hearst food program underway Collage Admissions Center of NY or bartenders along with your name nd see that the 200 102-30 Queens Blvd. font! Hills, NY 11375 353-9777 gets a new pony. The "People in Need" program set up by Randolph •downtown Hearst got underway Wednesday as Patricia Hearst's ir nickles and dimes are appreciated. 210S. Washington family waited, hoping she would be released on her 20th birthday. •frandor Washington Secretary of State A. Ludlow Kramer, The ALLE EY 220 M.A.C. Ave. SHOPPING CENTER administrator of the program said 32 trucks, warehouse East Lansing, Michigan 48823 space and hundreds of man - hours had already been donated to give away the $2 million in food to California's needy. Kramer also said $100,000 worth of food had been donated. Distribution centers in San Francisco and ENGINEERS Oakland are scheduled to open Friday. Russia tests new, large missile In energy fields, communications, highway safety, consumer protection, exploring inner and outer space, defense, environ¬ ment....Federal agencies have been given The Pentagon announced Wednesday that Russia test responsibility for some of the most important work fired a new mutiple warhead missile in the Pacific on being done today. Tuesday. Some of their jobs are unique, with projects and facilities This was the second round of tests that Russia has found nowhere else. 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I AMERICA IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPlDYERBHHj -Compiled by Mary Anne Flood Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 21, 1974 3 Council OKs plan By CHRIS DANIELSON Anderson, Citizens for a Livable City organizer, said Tuesday. traffic State News Staff Writer "I'm not sure real communication was projections, which city engineers admit fail to take the taking place tonight," energy crisis and the apparent slackening of University growth ' I want to Councilman George Griffiths, who cast the lone vote into account. get people to come to any of us (East against the Lansing city Those in favor of the project said that there are traffic and councilmen) with their problems before the crisis stage," council candidate Mary Sharp told the State News safety problems on Kalamazoo Street, while those opposed on Oct. 4,1973. Tuesday night, 3Vi months after Sharp's re ■ election, Charles maintained the opposite. Massoglia, city traffic commission member said: "If council Sharp placed heavy emphasis on a group of letters from goes against the unanimous votes of the traffic commission and "experts" solicited by one city commission, which she and the Environmental Quality and Aesthetics Task Force commission chairman said favored the project by a 6 - 2 count. (on the controversial project, said after the vote $633,000 Kalamazoo Street project), it will be a serious blow to Tuesday. But Griffiths said later that he had read the letters and did not citizen participation in Some people may be think the 6 2 tally was accurate. city government and may result in legal wondering today if the stated intentions - of successful council candidates action." John Polomsky and Mary Sharp Sharp summed things were up after the meeting, saying "the After 20 minutes of discussion over merely empty promises. ultimate decision rests with the council don't often the wording of the — we resolution, council tentatively approved the project By their comments, they, and council members Thelma Evans overturn our by a 4 - 1 and Wilbur Brookover, seemed to assume there commissions, but every project has some people vote before the stunned remnant of was widespread who promote and some who oppose it." an overflow crowd of more than 100. citizen support for the project during the four - hour meeting. It will be interesting to see if the MSU Board of Trustees, "Problems must be solved However, 18 of 23 people - including the first 10 speakers and which tabled action on the project last week, will take a similar through input of the people in the several residents of the affected area - who area who may not know about expressed opinions stance. technical considerations but who on the know how problems affect them in project were against council approval. practical, common sense terms," council candidate John Polomsky said Coupling this fact with the lack of support for the project in interview during an the three city advisory committees which considered it, and the published in the State News Nov. 1, 1973. "The council has had tin ears. I would like to open 1,100 signatures on petitions against the project, claims of up city government council responsiveness to the to the people," he added. public may ring hollow. "I'm amazed that council would commissions and the dominant go so totally against the opinions at the hearing — I think The petitions, which were signed by more than 100 people living in the Red Cedar area near the Kalamazoo Street bridge, stated that the project was Italian firm they were yearning for any excuse to support the project," James unnecessary from safety, traffic and flooding standpoints. It said that the project would increase danger to children playing in the area by increasing traffic volume and speed, as well as air and noise read a statement from that pollution. Mary Beth Somers, treasurer of the Red Cedar School PTA, body's executive board charging that sea pollution the project would damage the quality of life of the area's children. LEGHORN, Italy (AP) - a large area and washed ashore Carol Smith, 131 Northlawn Top executives of a big Italian to spoil island beaches. St., said that the six - month chemical firm are among nine In Wednesday's edition in construction closing of Kalamazoo Street story headlined "Hecklers predicted by city Speaking a CIA chief's talk," the State News disrupt persons ordered to stand trial Protests against the printed that protesters at engineers would equal a lifetime of flood closings. James Harding, 1444L Spartan on charges of polluting pollution have brought Anderson speaks at a January meeting for citizen Phillip A. True's discussion before a geography colloquium were Village, graduate student, noted once - in input from the Young Socialist Alliance and the that the water which closes the road once or twice a blue coastal waters with continuing Corsican m the proposed Kalamazoo Street project. City council Southern Africa year reaches industrial waste known as "red demonstrations and several Liberation Committee. Not all it because of an old protesters there were from either drainage ditch, and Annabelle Guire, Cherry luesday night approved the project over the protests of organization; many Lane Apts., said a culvert and other minor mud." bombings of Corsica • Tuscany were representing themselves. The State News changes could ferryboats. Iftnderson and others. also did not mean to imply that Tim Cain, pictured with the eliminate any flooding problem. A judge has set April 4 for State News photo by John Martell story, is a member of either organization. He is not. Other speakers said the project would opening the trial, which The Chamber of Commerce damage wildlife and the follows a 19 esthetic appeal of the area, with some ■ month in questioning the validity of Ajaccio, Corsica's capital investigation that produced a city, two Italian government yard - high pile of documents. ministries and the Italian The Montedison chemical environmental lobby are plant at nearby Scarlino is Free among the complainants in the college termed unlikely accused of dumping up to case, which France and Italy- 3,000 tons of poisonous red have discussed at a high titanium dioxide waste daily government level. into the sea between the Italian The defendants coast and the French island of are charged as accomplices in "criminal J By DIANE SILVER tuition seminar sponsored by student $5,200. will do it," Jack Breslin, "I think the fiscal situation Corsica. scheme of damaging the a I State News Staff Writer the National Assn. of State O'Hara conceded that the executive vice president and with the energy crunch and government are also dim, said Robert Perrin, vice president The Corsican fishing and biological resources of the Universities and Land Grant program would cost millions, MSU's liaison with the state tourist industries have been •s of cost free - diminishing state revenue for University relations and Tyrrhenian and Ligurian Seas." - Colleges in Washington. but said the money could be legislature, said. "If the state is would prohibit such a move former acting deputy director protesting for several years that Penalty on conviction is a fine ftgr education is a nice but O'Hara's aides report he has made up by federal and state going to do this it is going to this year," Zollar, chairman of the "red mud" killed fish over or of the Organization for up to three months in jail. gently impossible dream, no plans, as yet, to submit a taxes. have to have a lot more the Senate w state officials say. bill to finance such a Appropriations Economic Opportunity. program MSU officials estimate that revenue and that means Committee, said. "To be "It would be i officials we re but they called the suggestion a the loss of freshman and a great idea if increased taxes. Most realistic I don't think you are Bonding to the suggestion of "goal worth shooting for." somebody would just put up sophomore fees would cost legislators are trying to find going to get the legislature to the dough but such an idea I Rep. James O'Hara, D • According to estimates by MSU about $10 million a year ways to reduce taxes." pass a tax in an election year. doesn't fit the philosophy of |a, that tuition and other MSU's Office of Financial Aids 'and could cost the state of State Sen. Charles Zollar, R • "In the future, if business the current >s for the first two years of the cost to single Benton Harbor, said there is administration," a Michigan over $100 million a picks up and revenue increases Perrin, who is also MSU's Ijllege be eliminated. dependent in - state student for year. little hope that such a tax then any program with merit ■ Hara presented liaison with the federal his his first two college years, the "It would be nice, but I would pass the state legislature will be considered. I feel that foal Feb. 14 in a low move would save an MSU government, said. • don't think the state legislature this year. in some cases this would be a good idea but I know of very few students in constituency who complain my Petitions ready [Wdence that from they can't go to college if order they use all the financial aid available to them. "I don't think it's all that Petitions for the 10 - at - large seats on the Academic Council may be picked up at 101 Student Services Bldg. serious of a problem but I unnamed persons suppose every student would probably welcome Zollar said. a free ride," Petitions must be returned by 5 p.m. Feb. 22 to 101 Student Services Bldg. The possibilities of such a ■ASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court . . The Rureail Bureau of Indian Indian Affairs Affaire urantoH wanted tlr.the benefits reserved tax being passed by the federal loved the use of evidence gathered by court • ordered Wednesday solely for reservation - dwelling Indians. The court held that list persons not specifically under surveillance. In wiretaps a 6 Congress intended otherwise. - 3 Tjon, the court ruled that the Federal Omnibus Crime The benefits are approximately Control equivalent to state welfare benefits. JSafo ■>ns only Streets Act of 1970 requires that warrants name specific when the •Refused to interfere with the state conviction of Arthur H. government has probable cause to believe ■ arc acting illegally. Biemer for the May 1972 shooting of Alabama Gov. George C. ■hewise. a wiretap may lawfully be placed Wallace in Laurel, Md., during a stop in Wallace's on a telephone presidential ■which it is suspected that unnamed campaign. persons are committing 'ense, the court said. e decision arose from an attempt to suppress wiretap Bremer's lawyers contended in his appeal that he fair trial because of heavy pretrial publicity. was denied a TIFFANY PLACE 116-Eatt Michigan A»«nue Lanting |nce gathered by theFBI Bremer filed an affidavit in support of his against a suspected bookmaker's appeal declaring, "I ■ The warrant authorizing the was convicted of a political crime at the tap named only the suspect and height of an election B°ns as yet unknown," but not his wife. • (other actions the court: •Held by a 6 • 3 vote that it is not necessary for a defendant or I suspect to personally give police permission to search his property unanimously that either party in a housing or effects. ■mination suit filed under the 1968 Civil Rights Act could The court said prosecutors are entitled to use evidence T!(i a jury. The law does not specifically authorize trial by gathered in searches if someone else who "possessed common authority" over the property permitted the police search. ij'il!orights t lawyers render fair expressed fear that juries would be less Writing for the majority in the wiretap case, Justice Potter verdicts in housing discrimination cases and Stewart rejected the contention that the government should P slow down the process. The justices said trial judges could ■tract both drawbacks. investigate potential targets so that all may be named in warrants for wiretaps. Unanimously extended federal general assistance benefits to is living near reservations and maintaining ties with the |n community. \ A career in law— without law school. WE What can you do with only a bachelor's Now there is a way to bridge the gap between an undergraduate education and a challenging, respon¬ sible career. The Lawyer's Assistant is able to do degree? TICKLE work traditionally done by lawyers. 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No decisive break was made with several countries in West Africa Land which previously had been used the fetters of the colonial past. for pastures was turned to the production hare been the victims of a of peanuts and cotton for export. The drought affects a vast expanse of widespread drought. Forced labor, conscription and forced Africa known as the Sahel and has now The disaster has brought about planting of certain crops were all resorted moved further south into the Savannah or mass migration to the cities, the to. Land and people who were once Sudan. This area runs almost the width of loss of herds of cattle and severe independent were brought into the Africa, from the Atlantic Ocean to the malnutrition of the people of West dependency of a world market economy. nation of Sudan. Africa. After exploiting West Africa for decades Lack of rainfall Today's Opinion Page is devoted (not to mention the centurie^ of slave Over the past several years the rainfall to the political, economic and trade), the French and English left the African people integrated into the world has been 10 to 15 per cent lets than social effects of the drought on the market economy not as gainers but losers. normal but, much worse, it has not fatten people of West Africa. By WILLIAM DERMAN The specter of millions of people starving and entire herds of animals dying As of Nov. I, 1973, the U.S. government allocated little more than $20 is a haunting and disturbing one. That we, million to West African problems, and much of this money was spent in as U.S. citizens, have difficulty conceiving administration and transportation costs. Compare this to the cost of such a situation, is not hard to of carpet bombing Hanoi and Haiphong last Christmas and let us discuss the understand. We live too isolated from our priorities of our nation. environment and too accustomed to the wealth of our society. Children can grow up believing that orange juice comes from plastic containers, meat grows in stores at the needed time for the successful This integration was to the disadvantage and water comes from faucets. of the African people. The resources that harvest of crops. The drought in West Africa cannot be were expended in the colonies were for The Niger River is at its lowest level, understood only as a failure of rain to fall. and neither the Senegal nor the the advantage of France, not the native Niger The drought and its consequences are also countries. overflow their bounds to provide natural a testimony to the failure of French and When the French could no longer resist fertilization to the adjoining fields. English colonial policy. the growing African nationalism and Lake Chad is shrinking so rapidly that French colonization the fishermen had to ihove 12 miles last found that it was too expensive to treat The patterns which have led to the the colonies as real equals, independence year to continue to live on its shores. Hundreds of thousands of people have drought stem from colonial times. The was granted. But the independence was French who colonized Mauritania, Mali, moved south with the remnants of their given to a divided West Africa. West African nations locked into herds, trying to maintain life. The burden Senegal. Chad. Niger and Upper Volta, were of care for the people of the north has after having militarily conquered these the French monetary zone and dependent fallen upon the already greatly strained areas, redirected the trade and harnessed upon France for French goods and economies of West African nations. Reports are that Senegalese harvested only one ■ third of their normal crops and about 40 per cent of their livestock has died. Upper Volta lost some 35 per cent of its livestock, and Mauritania, in some ways the worst hit, has lost about 60 per cent of its herds. Some estimates are that over 35 per cent of all animals in the Sahel have perished. One simply cannot measure the loss of human lives. The drought has been hardest upon the old and the young. The long - term effects on growth of the young is inestimatable. And the loss of cultures and traditions developed over thousands of years will be the loss of us all. The amount of aid offered thus far by Europe and the United States to ease the sufferings of the drought • stricken African people is little. Compared with the allocations for bombs and armaments for the Thieu Growing regime in South Vietnam, the United States has offered pennies to the West Africans. Farm workers actively cultivating a corn crop near Hadejia, Financial priorities Nigeria, in West Africa during a normal July rainy season. Photo by Robert Stock As of Nov. 1, 1973, the U.S. POINT OF VIEW government allocated little more than $20 million to West African problems, and POINT OF VIEW much of this money was spent in administration and transportation costs. Compare this to the cost of carpet Heaviest toll of African affairs deserve bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong last better media coverage Christmas, and let us discuss the priorities of our nation. European nations have done as little as the United States. paidBy NKEM NWANKWO by rural pea During the summer, many reporters Another explanation for the drought is extensive re • forestation to recover went to West Africa and there was the that it represents the movement of the lost to the desert. Africa's peasant community, its By GERALD KLEIS to ignore the Africans' legitimate quest for beginning of a national concern in this "wretched of the earth," have a bad time Sahara desert southward engulfing areas Already there is a strong body of" Southern Africa Liberation Committee freedom, instead throwing its support country. With the return of the rains, of it all around. that were once only semi • desert. workers on the field made up solidly behind Portugal. many of these reporters returned with Excluded from all the rewards that personnel from the United States. Cm Jan. 20 came and went at MSU this year The Republic of Guine • Bissau is a reports that the threat of drought was accrue from decolonization, they are "There have been few cases of the European community and the Uif without our attention being drawn to the democratic nation which held popular easing. However, the rains stopped falling nevertheless available as cannon fodder in Nations. too early and there was no harvest again death from hunger. However, significance of this date. elections in 1972 throughout its liberated the thrust for personal power by their new The black community in the w statistics hare indicated a high Despite a visit by several members of zones, choosing a national assembly and a this year. Indeed, the situation has grown leaders. When they labor, the profits from States has made some dramatic ship® our committee to the State News and one head of state. worse and spread. their labor are assigned to urban sharks death rate brought about by a to the affected areas. member submitting a point of view Portugal is a fascist state which Ultimately, the peoples of Africa can through laws reflecting the old colonial 'combination of hunger and disease, The academic community ot drawing attention the the first anniversary ruthlessly suppresses its own citizenry and should also affirm their coffli only rely upon themselves for the long - exploitation. particularly among children." of the assassination of Amilcar Cabral by a imposes a retrograde, repressive term solution to the drought. They are the Even natural disasters like earthquakes humanity with the victims of M Portuguese agent in Conakry, Guinea, on colonialism on 12 million Africans in the and storms have a way of by - passing their disasters by generous contribute only ones who can resolve their own The drought has somewhat abated after Jan. 20,1973, no coverage was given to the unliberated zones of Guine, Angola and betters, a small group of western - oriented relief efforts. . problems. the unexpected thunderstorms of last Mozambique. elites, and seeking out the poor. It is conceivable that a portion But there is a great need at this point to season, but there is still a great deal of The Republic of Guine ■ Bissau, one of MSU students interested in learning The drought that has ravaged the contributions will end up in the po* relief work to do for its victims. the world's newest nations, came into more about the struggle in Guine are help provide the necessary aid for national Savannah belt of Africa for six years, international airlines or will go ■ reconstruction. To make available the A large number of them fled southward being last September, after more than a invited to see "The Free People of Guine - taking a heavy toll of men and their herds, unnumbered accounts in Swi resources which will permit Africans to ahead of the drought and sought shelter in decade of armed struggle led by Cabral, an Bissau." compounds the suffering of the rural poor. (Africa has its Agnews, too). urban areas thus aggravating difficulties African freedom fighter, against The film is being shown at 7:30 p.m. plan their own economies and their own Because of this event, the rural people But it should be rewarding to kno* rehabilitation from the effects of the for the cities. There is presently a problem Portuguese imperialism. have had to depend on international hundreds of children will be ep Though the African Party for today' in 237 Akers Hall, sponsored drought, American aid is essential. of relocating farmers back to their home who otherwise would have pen jointly by the Office of Black Affairs charity, tragic circumstance for a proud environments, and providing them with Independence of Guine and Cape Verde and the Southern Africa Liberation We should assert our right ihat our tax people who placed so much store on their seed crops and perhaps new herds so that the international community no now holds and administers more than two Committee. dollars not go for instruments of independence and self - sufficiency. the rescue. thirds of this ex • colonial territory, the they can start life afresh. The first sign of trouble was the - Students are also urged to sign petitions destruction and planned obsolescence but There would also be long term remedial Nkem Nwankwo is i graduate t United States has not seen fit to join the now being circulated calling for the U.S. for those who over the next several years exceptionally low rainfall of the 1967 - 68 work with the ravaged land in the form of journalism. growing ranks of countries extending State Dept. to recognize this new nation. will be trying to restore lives which have season. Subsequent years were even more diplomatic recognition to the new nation. For further information on this and been so tragically disrupted. parched until by early 1973 the continent In return for certain favors, especially related issues, contact the Southern Africa was faced with the worst drought in its the use of the Portuguese Azores as a Liberation Committee, 1118 S. Harrison history. military base, the United States has chosen Road, 332-0861. The countries affected were those on the rim of the Sahara desert including Chad, Niger, Upper Volta, Mali, Senegal and Mauitania. In March 1973, the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) was moved to declare these William Derman, an associate countries disaster areas. It was estimated that up to 10 million professor of anthropology and people might starve, but this figure may African studies, has worked in the have been alarmist. Republic of Guinea in West Africa. There have been few cases of death He is now active in the Southern from hunger. However, statistics have indicated a high death rate brought about Africa Liberation Committee. Nkem Nwankwo is a graduate by a combination of hunger and disease, student in journalism from eastern particularly among children. As an indication of the severity of the Nigeria. He is former deputy editor disaster, Mauitania, where cattle - raising of the Daily Times of Lagos, nomads make up a large portion of the 12 million population, reported last year the Nigeria, and founded a newspaper. The African Impact loss of over half the total cattle Nwankwo has published four population, and a reduction of the grain harvest to only a fraction of the pre - novels on life in Nigeria. He visited Ghana last summer when he drought level. One reason given for the severe drought Without returned to in West Africa falls within a pattern of Africa for a vacation. Last July when no rains came in Hadejia, the usually J continent wide drought which has also fields were barren, much as ravaged other areas of Africa including they would look during the seaso | WILLIAM DERMAN Zambia, Botwana and Swaziland, nations period. NKEM NWANKWO located in Southern Afri< • Photo by Robert Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 21,1974 5 loard finds landfill site; 'aits for state's By CHRIS DANIELSON week. State News Staff Writer Sode said the county had considered nine different sites for the I Virginia, there is a landfill at the end of the tunnel. landfill, but was plagued by the opposition of nearby residents I n(.ar|y four years of frustration, the Ingham County who "didn't want a landfill in their back yards." / 0f Public Works has concluded 10 weeks of secret The Delhi Township Board of Supervisors has been one of the stions for a sanitary landfill and recycling site in Delhi few local units to cooperate with the county in the landfill search, and there are no neighborhoods adjacent to the ifboard has made a successful offer of $218,000 for two site, Sode explained. proposed j reels, totalling 129 acres, in the southwestern part of the ljhip ->;iid Richard Sode, board chairman and county drain all He said, however, that he plans to talk to the people living in issioner. Tuesday, neighborhoodswithin five miles of the site, and that the will try to incorporate all of their county county health department has already approved the concerns within our design criteria." ftll sitf a1 the southeast corner of Holt and Waverly Roads ■, ,|U, hoard applied to the Michigan Dept. of Public Health Sode said the negotiations for the site were kept a secret until Ipermit Feb. II. he noted. Tuesday - when word of the deal accidently leaked - in an I.^ predicted that the county could begin operations at the attempt to avoid the prejudice against landfills which had ■ within three months of state approval, adding that an wrestled other sites away from the I jve recycling program of materials ranging from paper and county and to acquire additional land nearby. E to plastic and metal eventually could be conducted at the Referring to the planned recycling operations, he said a high V private contractors. volume of material was the key to a successful self - sustaining lough state geologists have expressed reservations about the operation. "nI tin. past, due to its proximity to the City of Lansing's The Simon Iron and Steel Co. of Lansing has already proposed water supplies, Sode said the question of groundwater flow a program costing a minimum of $400,000, which involves L area has been resolved to his satisfaction. He added that the recycling metal and providing jobs for the handicapped. ■hase price for the site was so good that the county may buy The county purchase of the Delhi >n if it is n«t approved by the DNR for a landfill, Township site will be finalized as soon as the board receives state r 'initial reaction is to deny the county's request at this „n the basis of incomplete data," Rod Mosier, state health approval, he added. Meanwhile, the county kicked off a joint newspaper recycling project with the MSU Waste Control Authority Wednesday, with The Bagged rtnient district sanitarian, said Wednesday. He added that a the opening of a Ingham County Board of Public Works apparently overlooked this "no utstions on the landfill will be sent to the county next recycling bin at Yankee Shopping Plaza in East they ended a four year search for hunting" sign when Lansing. - a sanitary landfill site by obtaining options to buy 129 acres of farmland in southwestern Delhi Township. Part of the land involved, which has not been approved yet by the state, is shown above. on generic drugs weakened 1UJHC Pi-AYEP SHORTSTOP fOK ST. PAUL ;*MEN THEt WON THE State News photo by Susan Sheiner ly AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PENNAN' change of vote on amendment IN NINETEEN TH ■ RTt-ElgHT? By TOM HAROLDSON defeat a bill or amendment without having their votes publicly < State News Staff Writer recorded. The amendment was then passed by a nonrecorded and noncounted voice vote. Lspicious parliamentary procedure and heavy lobbying Jondahl did succeed in getting a recorded roll call vote to fcire contributed to at least a temporary gutting Wednesday I House bill which allows pharmacists to substitute less reconsider the adoption of the amendment, but that failed by a DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau 53-49 vote. Legislators were still jeneric" drugs for higher - priced brand • name drugs, trying to figure out what was weakening amendment, sponsored by Rep. Bert Brennan, going on when the session was quickly brought to an end. Both Jondahl and Rep. Joseph Forbes, D-Oak ANP IT POESNT MATTER iw, who is a pharmacist by trade, allows pharmacists to Park, who is also BUT YOUP Be ONE BIT THAT YOU'VE BEEN an active proponent of the . le if they want to substitute the generic drug or not. Original bill, were extremely angry. They said A NEAT SENATOR.' DIVORCED. THAT FAULT CAN they will again try to get the amendment reconsidered. If that Lage of the bill would have made the substitution mandatory. fails, they plan to introduce a counteramendment of their own. YOU SHOULD &VE BE OVERCOME! OL NELSON ie Brennan amendment was defeated last IT SOME REAL ROCKEFELLER DID IT/ YES, PARE TO Thursday by the OH, "It was simply a matter of THOUGHT! NO le. but was quickly adopted Wednesday without a record roll everything happening unusually fast YOU COULD 60 ON TO BECOME E 6REAT, ALL RI6HT.. and not getting the attention of O'Neill," Jondahl said. KIDDIN61 A MAJOR POLITICAL FI6URB, MS CAUCUS. e after sponsors of the bill were caught off guard by the Neither he nor Forbes would accuse O'Neill of I JUST-LIKE ROCKY'. ns or inactions of Rep. James O'Neill, D-Saginaw, who was wrongdoing, ?r the House at the time, but Jondahl was suspicious of the fact that O'Neill had voted for N /T> feeill failed twice to recognize Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D - the amendment last Thursday to reconsider the amendment and then voted against the motion (O) q^Viv ■ Lansing, a cosponsor of the bill and active supporter tor its Wednesday. Several prominent Michigan and Jondahl first tried to get a vote on seconding the Washington, D.C., pharmaceutical manufacturers' lobbyists scurrying fcment, and then tried to get a recorded roll call vote on the were seen around the House trying to solicit opposition to the bill. The manufacturers are ardently opposed to the bill, which could lead tout a record roll call vote, members can quickly pass or to a reduction of their profits. SPRING council of graduate students ARE IN AN OPEN MEETING OF THE AAUP —PRESENTS- or ROBERT ARDREY at the xs author of: African Genesis Garden of Earthly Delights \22() Abbott Rd. 332-3661 /I. i. Territorial Imperative* The local chapter of the American Association of University Professors will IN LECTURE address this issue in a panel discussion on Thursday, February 21, 1974, at 8 p.m. in Room 35 of the Union Building. After a successful career as a novelist, playwright and screen¬ writer Robert Ardrey turned his attentions and interest to new dis¬ coveries concerning human evolution The audience will be invited to and the sciences. Mr. Ardrey's participate lecture topic, in a question and answer session following the the Biology ot Behav¬ panel discussion. Come prepared to voice ior, includes an exposition of the your vast change that has come to evolu¬ concerns. tionary thinking in the past two decades and the role that our animal inheritance plays upon human behavior. Mr. Ardrey has been greatly in demand as a speaker and is known as one of the most articulate speakers on the podium. This year your MSU local AAUP Chapter stands ready: TONIGHT 8:15 1. To offer advice and assistance to the administration on financial exigencies. 2. To inform the faculty of policy changes in higher education. 3. To continue to support the principles of Campus Theatre* academic freedom and tenure. admission 500 l ickets on sale* at Union Ticke>t Office* and "Old Man," by Neil Young. ' on Joh« Alberts also did a little of his own material. l.1 'Gritty' Ronk l(is best Van far was "America," and was done on the good sets and was a nice introduction to Stewart A final note on Stewart. He said his piano. He group would pfeSfjj ,~l I recording a live, two album set in Phoenix, Ariz, in M ® By DAVE DiMARTINO particularly Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen. Recently, Van could prove to be a very interesting album! State News Reviewer Ronk has signed with Polydor records, and has released his first album for that label, "Dave Van Ronk." Appearing this weekend at Mariah will be two very Van Ronk is a performer who will bring visions of the early EMU Major Events Committee distinguished performers who have been a part of the American music scene since the mid '60s. Tom Rapp and Dave Van Ronk New York folk scene to mind. Because he doesn't tour as much as - he once did. his appearance at Mariah will be a unique booking presents in concert will be presented in a special show that promises to" be one of Mariah's better productions. for him. A name as well known as Van Ronk's merits attention, and his weekend performance will undoubtedly be a fine one. Top Rapp is well known for his part in founding Pearls Before Swine, one of the more famous bands on the underground • elite Tickets for the Thursday night show will cost 75 cents, while Friday and Saturday night performances will be $1 in advance Earth, Wind and Fire circuit in the '60s. Pearls became known as a peculiarly and $1.50 at the door. Shows will be in McDonel Hall kiva intellectual musical conglomeration that centered around the with special guest star composing talents of Rapp and his taste for the bizarre. Thursday night and Erikson Hall kiva Friday and Saturday nights. Since the realease of Pearls' first album on ESP Records, Rapp Taking has gradually developed from a Dylan - styled folksinger into a superb writer / performer in his own right. After leaving ESP, Open at 7:15 P.M. Feature 7:30-9:35 Weather Report Pearls signed with Reprise Records and released several excellent John Stewart was rapping and relaxing backstage between sets albums. Tuesday night. He and the other two members of his band will be March 3 8 p.m. Bowen Field House With each album came a tendency towards double - billing appearing at the Stables the rest of the week. Pearls with Rapp, until eventually Tom Rapp albums were State News Photo by Dave Olds. Tickets s250, s350, *450 reserved released, with back - up musicians Pearls Before Swine receiving P»0GS»M INFORMATION 48? 390$ F N DS TO DAY scanty credit. "ALL THE Since Rapp's fairly recent departure from Reprise, he has (3 ICHIGAN Theatre Lansinq - STARTS FRIDAY WAY BOYS" G OPEN 6:45 FEATURE AT 7:20-9:30 "SUPERDAD" At 7:00 & L signed with Blue Thumb Records as a solo performer and has released two fine albums, his most recent being "Sunforest." Rapp appeared wtih Pearls on campus last year and put on a fine show. A good performace can well be expected this weekend. Van Ronk is a familiar name. For 10 years, Van Ronk and his Available at McKenny Union, Huckleberry Party Store, Ann FLUBBER At 8:40 Only Arbor Music Mart and Hudsons gritty, bluesy voice has been an integral part of the East Coast coffeehouse scene. A legendary performer. Van Ronk has been uper Disney Family Fun! praised for years as an authentic traditional song stylist. These days, Van Ronk's performances consist of versions of old blues standards and new material by his favorite artists; A CoMEdy Romance iN Pantomime wiihViRqiiNiiA OoRill WRITTEN, diRECTEd ANtJ SCORid by CllARlES CllApliN SUNDAY, FEB 24 UNION BALLKOOM 2:00 P.M. 7:00 9:30 P.M. Students, Staff, Students, Staff, Faculty 7S-ii<»racier with from his actors. As set is actually no better or worse quite amusing. or a witn the right designer, Heald has assembled a in what it has to say than any middle-aged Lothario in amount of over-the-hill bravura striking playing ot pursuit of the ladies, area, one of the others in the current and lechery along with erformances undistinguished E»m»HCMarly named Marion. Robert n l9*year-°ld sli8ht|y Poetic quality that a which makes the most of inch of available space as well every crop of sex romps. What redeems the play is the Danvers makes Danvers an endearing as being a is the world stunning example of professional treatment that the reknowned Romeo. Thatcher is an superior stagecraft. And Boarshead Players have given Play emerges gourmet who has come to absolute joy to watch fresh mildly pleasant amongst all these talents, Heald as «e0H»«01a \° " - , « .u Grahamn Kerr. Besides ?°, 8 Jt1e.l,evision appealing |a J"'18 Child and u una v/iiiiu ana In a and effervescent.' way, "Soup" displays also proves that he turning in a can disarmingly funny act, it, making this particular comedy an entertaining piece of fluff. cooking Phil Heald at his best. As the _ jy EDD RUDZATS Company (PAC) has performances. up fancy dishes, Danvers is I State News Reviewer reassembled almost all the But in a way, Intermingling this blossoming constantly cooking up ways to "Guys and Music ■opinfi to emulate the people responsible for "Dames Dolls" has it all: romance, romance, is the less than fresh one between Nathan Detroit get the females he meets into department peRfoRmine, ARts company Iffss of their first theatrical at Sea" in their current outing humor and song, and as a and the star of the Hot Box bed with him. But the night he slates piano recital ■eavor of the '73 - '74 "Guys and Dolls." After all, if result, the PAC Production of picks up Marion at a party, w Club, Miss Adelaide. She has however, Danvers gets burned^ GUVJiDOUj th, Performing Arts you've got a winning team, this long - standing hit musical been engaged for 14 years and for the girl is The MSU Dept. of Music why take a chance with ultimately emerges as mildly always one step is having difficulty ahead of him no matter will present a piano recital at 3 STARTS FRIDAY another one? However, this pleasant, though not much getting to what the altar due to Detroit's p.m. today in the Music A MoS/'CAL fable j %RoAowy time the team does not quite more. ploy he tries. MID WINTER overwhelming interest in his The rest of Building auditorium. Seven win, for "Guys and Dolls" does The story, "Soup" is admittedly, is floating crap game. students, Lance Boylan, Joan not sparkle with the same life somewhat predictable concerned with the FEBRUARY 19-24 by now, Basically, the problem with Krueger, Judy Aldrich, Anita relationship | SPECIAL and luster that director Jon that develops focusing on two pairs of lovers' "Guys and Dolls" is that the between the two with de Rossi, Deborah Thrane, Baisch, choreographer Maggi and their trials. The firs* pair is FAIRCHILD THEATRE 8:15 pm Moar and musical director characters are such cartoon interference coming from Rebecca Knapp, and Michael Sky Masterson, a slick FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL Michael Griffith, had given the figures. A great deal of this lies Marion's old Curtin will play one or two gambler, and Sarah Brown, a boyfriend THEATRE BOX OFFICE 355-0148 s3.00 PAC season opener. Salvation Army girl whose in the way Damon Runyon painted the people who inhabit Jimmy. Admittedly, there's pieces each. "Guys and Dolls" is rather mission is failing so she goes to nothing uniquely original in Times Square and the the plot, but lifeless in comparison, Frisby's dialogue per car to be a tending bit slow and full of Havana with Masterson for dinner because he gives her his netherland around it. They does snap and crackle with wit STARTS FRIDAY! "marker" for a dozen sinners. emerge as cartoon characters on occasion, and the pacing of some rather undistinguished due to Runyon's language, yet the Friday open 6:15 - Shows 7:00 & 9:40 WE HAVE production by the Sat. - Sun. - Wed. Shows 1:30 - 4:15 - 7:00 - 9:30 director Jon Baisch wants the Boarshead Players moves I IN CAR HEATERS audience to believe in too at a fast along clip, so that once the UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD many of these figures as real basic situation is —■>. established, it individuals, and the production quickly speeds to'Tt Bi^t-are Film Series refuses to jell properly as a result. 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This problem plagues th«> partially because of a pieces performed Tuesday. reluctance to discourage innovative composers and partially Most of the works sounded like exercises for ring modulators, because of the unstructured domain of new music. sine wave generators or other electronic gadgetry, rather than However, the electronic music concert presented Tuesday night to a standing - room - only audience in 118 Physics - Astronomy cohesive, musical compositions. The sum of the parts added up to a sum of the parts, not to a whole. Bldg. generally lacked the intangible something that characterizes A notable exception to the overemphasis on good music, innovative or not. technology was The free concert, conceived by students and faculty members "Study III," the third of a series of compositions by Mark Quick, an undergraduate at MSU. This associated with the MSU COC 6500 Sound Processing Facility, piece, described as "exploring the dimensions of discrete quadraphonic playback and presented works by composers from all over the country studying monochromatic sound color," showed an intrinsic concern with in different fields of electronic sound. musical quality. Another work, "Loops," also succeeded as a coherent composition. The piece, written by Robert Erickson of the University of California and played by John Grey, a doctoral 'Guys and Dolls' candidate at Stanford Univeristy, developed an interesting idea into a complete musical work. The final piece of the concert, "Turenas," by John Chowning. (Continued from page 7) Though each injects their roles with a great deal of energy, composer in residence at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence to listen to, but it could have Project, was justifiably offered as a source of inspiration for both are too young for their had so much more going for it. aspiring electronic composers. It was a thoroughly professional, Among the four leads, Susan parts emerging as ingenues in roles that are definitely not enjoyable and interesting piece of music. Dickey is dynamite. Her Though some of the other pieces incorporated unique ideas, it characterization of the dumb ingenue material. was impossible to stop hearing the sounds and the weird pops, nightclub singer Adelaide is a Muscarella fares better than whistles and hisses, and listen to the music because there was no gem, full of comic control Brown, who from the moment music. down to the smallest nuance. he steps on stage looks like he This concert emphasized the need for young composers in Yet, not to minimize Dickey's belongs elsewhere. The simple electronic music to accustom themselves to their instruments performance and her terrific fact is that Brown has been David Wessel and William Hartmann pose with the Physics • Astronomy Bldg. Tuesday night. before they consider themselves professional. It is unfair to capabilities as a comedienne, miscast, for the role calls for an subject an audience to a novice composer's experimentation in a sophisticated gadgetry they used in presenting an electronic State News photo by John Martell I can't we see her in a dramatic aged experience and toughness music concert to a standing - room - only crowd in 118 new medium. role for a change? that Brown's physique has not For the past two years yet attained. But both actors Dickey has done variations on have fine voices which are ably a common theme — that of displayed in their duets. bumbling blone — and has done them superbly. She's From amongst a large cast proven herself a gifted of roles, Larry Clifton as Big performer in comedy, and she Jule the man from Chicago; deserves the chance to prove Ken Parnell as Lt. Branningan, herself in a dramatic role as the fiatfoot of the district and Look Itm well. Let's hope the PAC George Jacobs as Nicely • realizes this fact and gives her Nicely Johnson stand out in that chance. their portrayals. Each has a As Nathan Detroit, R. special quality that puts them Colopy turns in a competent, above the rest, be it a fine comic delivery or a superb though undistinguished, performance. Colopy has been singing voice. know to do much better, for "Guys and Dolls" is called Detroit emerges as only faintly "a musical fable of Broadway." credible but not as vibrant as The PAC production emerges he should be. as a fable about the difficulty Reuniting Rick Brown and in trying to make lightning Betty Muscarella to play the strike twice in the same place; two lovers in "Guys and Dolls" the dazzle is missing but it is does not provide the same still nice to watch it rain and chemistry as it did before. thunder to a point that is. 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Michigan Mon-Frito8PM 484-9401 Sat. 9 • 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 21,1974 9 jCampaign director loses By ANDREA AUSTIN suit He contended during the three-hour trial that he against city asked (Jolizzi election anyway and that he should have been State News Staff Writer in October for a carbon charged a lower copy of the alphabetical listing that price for the carbon copy of the city's original. should have cost $20, but when he picked up his copy in He contended that the city had purchased listings for each of November she gave him broke'*1 G°''ath Wednesday morning but his slingshot Colizzi maintained an original and billed him $75. through Grebner's persistent questioning the three previous general elections since computer listings were that he had requested "a list" begun, but the defense denied that it intended to buy one in Mark Grebner, calling witnesses and with no reference to an original or November. testifying on his own copy, and that she told him an alphabetical list would cost $75 Rosewarne suggested that Grebner had distorted his behalf, lost his civil suit on the ground that he failed to present a Defense attorney Philip Rosewarne maintained further that "preponderance of evidence" against East Lansing and City Clerk conception of the purchase in November, while Grebner Beverly Colizzi. including all costs to the city in producing the list, $75 is a contended that it was his word against Colizzi's. The suit, moved from Small Claims Court bargain. Judge Robert Bell, brought in from Mason when District 54B to District Court 54B by the Compu-Link Corp., computer agency for city elections and Judge Maurice Schoenberger disqualified himself from the case, ruled city, alleged that Colizzi charged Grebner $75 in voter November for a computer printout of lists, charges $3.45 for each 1,000 names on a printout, that Grebner failed to prove that the registered East Lansing Colizzi said, which would set the price for the more than city profited $55 in the sale voters that should have cost $20. 33,000 of the list. voters close to $118. Grebner was co-manager of the Nelson Bell, who commended Grebner on his legal presentation, said Brown-Margaret McNeil b 1973 city council Grebner, clad in a sweater and jeans, also tried to prove that further that $75 is a reasonable and just cost for a service that campaign when he purchased the list. Colizzi intended" to purchase an alphabetical list for the council costs in many /\ more surrounding communities. Civil discord from By PETE DALY Denver, Colo, sets the precedent for court - ordered busing in all O'Neil called metropolitan areas of the nation. on Congress to pass the proposed Equal Educational Opportunities Act which Such decisions, he said, violate the constitutional supports the neighborhood James t. O Neil, vice president of the Michigan State Board of rights of both school concept, provides funds to black and white children and their parents, "who have done improve inner - city schools Education, (R-Livonia), charged in a statement issued to a U.S. and sets guidelines for Day in court Senate subcommittee that court nothing to warrant such punishment." any approved transferring of students. He also called for immediate - ordered busing is threatening O'Neil said these court dicisions ignore studies that indicate legislation to provide tuition - free lark Grebner, who acted as his own attorney, could not massive civil disorder in America. busing improves neither academic achievement racial college education and limitation of terms of appointed judges to fcnvince District Court Judge Robert Bell Wednesday that O'-Neil said that "judicial or harmony. eight years, subject to reappointment. arrogance bordering on tyranny" is He said these Supreme Court decision ignore positive programs, O'Neil also advocates last Lansing had overcharged him for a voters list in responsible for the present mood of the people. mandatory retirement of judges at 65 to "Court ordered discrimination violates the including Michigan's, which have raised the achievement level of do away with - rights of everyone inner city schools. judges who have grown "old and arrogant." November. and threatens all our rights and freedoms," he said. - State News photo by Julie Blough O'Neil also lashed out at the court for O'Neil said the Supreme Court decision permitting judges to approving busing ii usurp the contitutional responsibilities of legislators. House-approved bill limits landlord entry The state House Wednesday passed 94-8, and sent to the Senate a bill which requires landlords to give tenants a 24-hour kFound notice before entering an apartment or dwelling. It requires landlords to give a one • day advanced notice to tenants before entering an apartment. Failure to do so constitutes a $100 fine and allows tenants to break the lease and sue for anv damages which might occur. Tenants can also deny the landlord's request but must also give another one day notice. Only in emergency situations, such as when there is an immediate threat of danger or damage to the residential unit or structure, can the landlord enter without notice. Sponsor of the bill, Rep. 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Avery doesn't attempt to It's a good thing that no one Avery added that his When Edgar Wilson signed a tender last spring "Edgar Wilson has captured the fancy of our ever told Larry Avery to "keep technique was not refined at psyche out anyone. He doesn't think he has to. to plav collegiate sports at Michigan State, there fans," Ganakas said. "He has very good playing off the grass." that time. were some people around here who were sense, he has speed and good hands. He's not It was on the green verdure "That's the only reason he "No, I'm not one of these excitedly billing him as the next Brad Van Pelt. afraid to get in there and mix it up. Usually a of Pumphrey Elementary stayed close to me," Avery guys that disapperas after the Wilson was not aware of such advance publicity. freshman has a little shakiness for his first season, School in Baltimore, Md., that said. "Otherwise I would have national anthem and reappears "I just came here to play ball," Wilson said but Edgar got over his real fast. the MSU heavyweight learned run him off the mat. I don't from behind the bleachers just in time for the match," he modestly. "I really didn't hear of this until after "Naturally, I had confidence that he could do the rudiments of wrestling. start smoking until the middle I got here. I hope I can do that - win 9,10 or 11 the job, but maybe his contributions to the team Now. he's mowing down of the season. The same was laughed. "For me, wrestling is almost exclusively mental. A letters." have come quicker than I expected," Ganakas everything in sight. true of my match with Chris Wilson, 6-4, 210 pounds, was a heralded prep ajjed "1 used to mess around with Taylor last year. I wasn't good frame of mind constitutes star from Class B Dowagiac High School in the jn high school Wilson could not sit still, and Lloyd Keaser (currently 149'4 ready. He was. I'd beat him a win. I don't have to hide southwestern part of Michigan. He won all - state jgjjj j,e was upset when not participating in pound world champion) on the behind the bleachers to get the acclaim once in football and twice in basketball, athletics. He intends to pursue the three sport grass," Avery recalled. At any rate, Avery is one of adrenalin going." He was all - America honorable mention in status here. Though he practiced with the "Maryland isn't like Michigan. the top • seeded heavyweights By no means is Avery basketball during his senior year. Wilson is also a baseball team last fall and was invited to report It gets warm there once in a in the country. considered large for a baseball standout. back this spring, he is not sure of making the while." "I've got to be No. 1," heavyweight and hence, the He was Michigan's best all - around athlete last varsity squad, Avery's opponents are Avery proclaimed. "I don't former Maryland state year and was contacted by 250 basketball At Dowagiac, Wilson three times booted beginning to regret that ever know who else could be. But champion stresses fitness, schools, including Indiana. Maryland, North practice field goals of 60 yards. His longest game happened. He's beaten every III prove that later, anyway." quickness and agility. Carolina and South Carolina and 25 football kick was 42 yards and he averaged over 41 yards heavyweight who placed Avery attributes his success "It's hard for any schools. per punt. His basketball scoring average was over nationally last year excluding to confidence. heavyweight to go out and MSU was not Wilson's original choice. He was 26 points per game during his senior year, national champion Chris "I'm not afraid of anybody score points in either of the almost signed and delivered to Drake University. His high school considers Wilson the most Taylor and runner • up Jim first two periods," Avery said. or anything," he said candidly. "I wanted to go there real bad, but they kind outstanding athlete in its history' and retired his Hagen, who graduated. He's "If I run into someone that's "I like to wear my opponent of gave me the shaft," Wilson recalled. "The head jersey (No. 33), which is now on display in the 130-1, and labeled his 4-4 down and then get him. I'm supposed to be better than me, coach there didn't think I had the ability that he school's trophy case. draw with Pittsburg's Carl I make myself better. When I as strong in the third needed this year. LARRY AVERY "Basketball is my favorite sport, then baseball. Robba "a fluke." win, it simply reinforces my period as I am in the first." "When they told me this, most of the other Football is last because of the contact," Wilson "We would have shut out confidence. No one is gonna Avery doesn't change schools had completed recruiting, but State had laughed. Pittsburg if I had won," he beat me." strategy when behind, either. homicide investigator. left an opening just in case something Most freshmen athletes do not mature soon said. "I think the referees, who I find it Spartan coach Grady "Somebody might get me intriguing" <*■ happened." he said. "So I came up here one enough to handle the pressure of varsity- Easterners, held that in down for a moment," he said. "It really interests weekend to visit and really liked the school. The competition and large crowds, but Wilson, a TV were Peninger commented that admitted. "But I'm like a sheet it s not hard for m " me J mind. They gave Robba an when Avery first arrived on campus seemed large, but I liked the people and and radio major, is an exception. He said, EDGAR WILSON point I didn't think he of ice. You might hold me But in thee n how they treated me." though, he did not expect to play as much this escape campus, he was one of the down momentarily, but I'll slip meantime, will stick to WNstlino Ami worst heavyweight prospects wrestling. ' I Wilson is a kicking specialist and punter in season as he has. he had But he added away in no time." "I've been football, but the Spartans were stable in those "When I came here my ambition was just to ever seen. getting M areas with Dirk Kryt and Bill Simpson, so he make the traveling squad." he said. "When I first Polish gymnast that Avery has made a complete turnabout. Avery plans to compete the AAU circuit this summer on lately, out he said. "But III of that this weekend# sJ passed up the sport last fall to concentrate on Came out, it seemed reallv hard just to make the providing he can take time off Iowa. Trips like that basketball and adjust to collegiate life. team " "No one can stand a cocky help «l from his job with Proctor and break the punk," Peninger said, alluding He has now established himself and shows more poise than a on the court freshman is Wi'lson has made the team. Remaining in his next three years, now, are the pressures that four first spots to Avery's brash confidence. Gamble. same monotony of routine every day.TWiB "But when a guy can back up A criminal justice major, got a couple of big fellas J expected to have. Basketball Coach Gus Ganakas accompany a super athlete, especially an athlete there that need has relied on his lone freshman more extensively It may be hard to pronounce his name, but what he's, saying, the matter is Avery also plans to be a a lesson." that stars in more than one sport. Poland's Andrez Szajna definitely made fyis presence known Tuesday night at Jenison Fieldhouse. Szajna captured four first places in leading the Polish National Women cagers edge WMU, Gymnastics Team to a narrow 219.90 to 217.05 victory over a team of American all-stars before about 2.500 spectators. and Szajna was was named the most outstanding gymnast of the meet presented with a Spartan statue by Athletic Director STATE DISCOUNT Wed., Thurs 9-9 Mon. 211 E. Grind River Tues., Fri., Sat. 9-6 Next to the Sportmeister j Burt Smith. No. 1 state power Calvin next He won the all-around, rings, vault and horizontal bar competition. Vitamin C Contac at halftime, but rallied to tie "Our kids can hardly wait to Former MSU star Charlie Morse took two first places, in the COLD CAPS Balsam Shampoa Being No. 2 in the state isn't horse and parallel bars, and former Iowa State gymnast Jim 500 mj. play the game," she said. 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East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 21, 1974 11 :aculty voice Jy MIKEGALATOLA on funding urged The illusion of more Ktate News Staff Writer faculty weight, Adams said. participation in "I can't they want served. speak for the Itil MSU faculty members decision-making and the faculty here at MSU," Adams "Now we can only allocate ■consulted on how the paternalism of administrators is the money the said, "but at other institutions legislature gives K-ity's money should be fast disappearing due to the collective bargaining has Faculty input us," King continued "So we luted, they are not truly scarcity of funds, Wartofsky compelled administrators to But Herman L. King, asst. can only go so far down the ■ icipating in the said. lists of priorities, and those recognize the faculty as provost, said Wednesday that on lion-making process, a partners in this MSU faculty give their input the bottom are naturally Isorsaid Wednesday. While Wartofsky has decision-making process," on allocation decisions when disappointed. But that doesn't Ker Adams, distinguished urged the AAUP to make Adams said. they turn in their budget mean the faculty has little Ksor of economics, made greater use of collective But he emphasized that the requests. input on this decision. Element as he discussed bargaining, the other two decision to adopt collective "The biggest single piece of "Someone has to make the ■hree-man race for the candidates, Carl M. Stevens, decisions on which priorities to bargaining is a local option. the Universtiy's budge goes to ■ency of the American professor of economics at Reed "Each faculty has to decide fund," King said "And that's College, and William Van salaries," King said. "And the J of University Professors which means to use to force when the colleges and administrator. But the Alstyne, professor of law at administrators faculty have more input on his Ems. who is finishing his Duke University, have said that as to accept them partners to be consulted on departments send in their requests, they list the priorities decison than is generally Bear term as president of the organization must increase realized." MAUP. wished to remain its declining membership £al on the candidates' before taking such a course. E But his remarks on AAUP members have been is ■ty participation closely receiving the election ballots celebrating MelVd those of candidate through the mail since January. ■w. Wartofsky. ■rtofsky. a professor of Ballots must be returned April 1. by EAST LANSING BARGAIN DAYS ■osophy at Boston Store »*jty, has claimed in his Kjgn that the AAUP is not Bargaining unit Hours—Thursday 9 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. ■y to meet what he Hers a crisis facing college be Collective bargaining could an effective tool for the Friday 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. ■v members, epitomized MSU faculty to force the Leon G is joining in this annual sales event with some outstanding values... Jewelry Becent mass dismissals administration to give its ... Gifts... Prints... Custom Picture Framing ... id by financial cutbacks. opinions on fund allocations These savings are in addition to our already low prices. Much of our stock is priced below the present market on diamonds, gold, and silver. Everything is Reduced taching at least 15% OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK /ert U-M * Jewelry • Gifts • Prints •Framing In ARBOR (UPI) — A threatened strike by graduate Entire Stock Imported A Group of Final Clearance Up to 75% off |ng assistants at the University of Michigan was apparently Fine Quality Music Boxes Famous Brand Jd late Tuesday when a vote by the assistants fell short of Diamonds & Latest Tunes Watches pal set by their union, v 530 of the 1,600 assistants employed by the university in favor of striking while 355 opposed the move. Earlier, Wedding Rings over 200 to select from 40% OFF during All Others izers of the Graduate Employes Organization - Szation of Teaching Fellows, which is seeking recognition as ling agents for the teaching assistants, said they would not 20% 20% OFF 15% OFF Bargain Days a work stoppage unless 800 strike votes were received. I union scheduled a meeting Wednesday night to discuss Two Days Only traction following the vote, Entire Stock Entire Stock pversity officials told union representatives last week that [would not begin talks on contract demands until the Prints ENTIRE STOCK Everything In the store Stone Rings Complete Stock of Winter Sweaters ■zation was officially certified as a bargaining agent by Framed Prints | of a Michigan Employment Relations Commission vote, Decorations a. 15% OFF were up to ^26"^ r$522 l members contended that such a process was too e and time - consuming, though the university had Jewelry - Wedding Rings 20% Bd them that it would raise no legal obstacles to a speedy 25% OFF Oiamonds Pewter Silver Gifts * * star sapphires signet rings OFF Custom Picture Framing Every Winter Dress Stainless Steel Entire Stock Holloware Silver & Pewter originally to $6000 $50V10 00 pgislature praises Wide Selection 14K Gold Jewelry Holloware 2 one lot from display slightly shopworn Huge Tables of Pants & Jeans Dverning program 20% OFF 50% OFF sizes 3-15 originally to$26 00 from $£88 up it J. Chabotar, asst. professor of political science, feels very Our WE ARE Jted right now. Expert ft recently received a copy of a concurrent resolution from ■Michigan Legislature praising the Public Administration Custom Picture REDUCING EVERYTHING Large Group of Short Sleeve m of the Dept. of Political Science, a program Chabotar lates. FRAMING IN THE STORE AT LEAST Jean Tops 0niy $522 Je resolution commended the program for providing training JEWELRYand ■proving the managerial effectiveness of public officials at all ART CENTER land for encouraging young adults to enter public service. ■ knew the resolution was in the works," Chabotar said. "I'm ■ad it came through.' OFF 319 E.Grand River Ave. East Lansing, Mich. 15% OFF Every Long Winter Dress were up to $78 now $15 Every Winter Coat JacoteoriB 1/2 off Storewide Shoes - Shoes - Shoes - Wow!! IBARGAIN DAYS many as high as *31 now $497.o$1690 ■ Open Thursday & Friday 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM 20% Off on all our MISS J SHOP New Spring Dresses Pants.. .55 -Winter Skirts...$8 to SI8 00 for 3 days only Winter Pants..,S6 -Winter Coats up to 60'/< off coupon expires Feb. 23 , 1974 -Jewelry...SI One hour Parking in City Lot with purchase. MISS J SHOES J SHOP FOR MEN -Cuffed Jean Pants...$4 to $8 All Sales Final -Boots...1/2 off Sandals...$4 to $8 Blazers...$8 to $10 (were S30) -Shirts ..$2.50 to $5 Winter Coats...Up To 60% Off FURTHER REDUCTIONS ON Men's Shop Sportwear, Furnishings, and Clothing Shoe Salon - Accessories - Intimate Apnarel - Sportswear - Bridal Salon - Dresses - Suits - Coats • Dining Center - Bath and Sleep Shop - Gift Shop - Boys and Girls Apparel and Shoes - JU ft* 203 EAST GRAND RIVER Open Tburs. & Fri. til 9 12 Thursday. February ?i Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan It doesn't LIEDERMANN'S to look great You can do TODAY'S THE DAY FOR GREAT BUYS Eas IN EAST LANSING Here's just a sample of what you '11 find at our annual • Superb collection of fine structure Bargain Days Sale: . . . crystal vases and candleholder (Values to '12") Junior Jeans*890 reg. $13 d $14 NOW '1" and T Newest Shirt • PHASER'S STAINLESS & Top Looks SERVING DISHES reg. $8 to $13 Complete Pa • WHITE PORCQAIN COFFEE COPS Outfits S1$24 reg. to $38 (reg. s2») NOW 6? each Long and Short Dresses > WHITE PORCELAIN reg. $19 to $32 RIMMED SOOP PLATES Famous Name (Reg. 53") NOW » each Nylon Turtles690 reg. $10 Fine Leather BILLFOLDS All Famous All from regular stock. Winter Separates Styles for men and ladies.. & Sportswear Single pieces and matched sets. REDUCED to Vi 50%-75% OFF reg. $22 to $50 plus lots more, today through Saturday, at our East Lansing store. U4V\S— east loosing EAST LANSING - 209 E. Grand River DOWNTOWN 107 S. Washington shop 9 AM to 9 PM BARGAIN DAY Ladies Shoes Ladies Winter Boots (all remaining styles) $] QOO 40% off Sandler, Bass, Moxees (Hiking Boots Excluded) Values to $26.00 Narrow and medium widths Feb. 21, 22, 23 only! Mens Shoes Mens Boots Verdes, Dexter, El Padrino (Dress and Casaul) $ 1 QOO $1500 Values to $37.00 1 Values to $32.00 Available in Narrow and Medium Widths ^ I ADIES FASHION BOOTS-»5,2 poir for 200 Pairs Values to $3700 Narrows, Mediums, Wide Calf Boots M.S.U. BOOTERY 225 E. Grand River SHOE REPAIR (Across from the Union) 501% E. Grand River Open Thursday till 9 p.m., Friday till 8. (Downstairs - Across from Berkey Hall) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan EAST LANSING 20% OFF THERE'S A FREE SP0RTC0AT HANGIN' IN THERE FOR YOU AT BARGAIN DAYS! MARTYS BARGAIN DAYS SPECIAL!! Today, Feb. 21 open 9:30-9:00 20% OFF—ALL BOOKS ON For 3 days only,(thurs., fri. MEZZANINE buy one of our special ( 5 MINIMUM PURCHASE) section suits, and choose a sport coat—FREE! 20% OFF Our Entire Stock of Jackets And to compliment your new attire, all long sleeve^ OH0/ OPE Artists Paints—Acrylics, Oils, dress shirts are 50% off! /U /o ^rr Water Colors, Sprays and our PLUS V2 Entire Stock of Brushes price savings in many 20% OFF— Entire Stock of Pickett other departments. & Post Slide Rules See YOU there!! sis ^^tudent 421 E. GRAND RIVER oolc tore 351-4210 BANKftMERICflRO MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING 305 East Grand River East Lansing Atk ut about free parking in city ramp SAVESSSSAVE$$$SAVES$$SAVESS$SAVES$SSAVE$$$SAVE East Lansing Bargain DAZE Bargain Days THURS.-FRI.-SA AT Today through Saturday Give-Away Prices Guitars & Other Sound Shop Sport Coats Instruments '//iwifHMiuiHimmummwwmuMvwv ' im. harman/kardon Your chance to buy fall weight coats at a 7C-f- I J Multichannel Receiver ridiculous low price. Variety of patterns I Only a few left with ou that were formerly to $75. Take them full 5 year 4 home for 1/2 price. warranty * Originally, $499.95 •3750 SUITS Super clearance on a special group of fine fall and winter weight suits. Regularly $100 and $120 values, for three days only - a low, low price of SOUNDCRAFTSMEN EQUALIZER 10 band stereo capability for professional •5750 MODEL TD8S 8 track playback deck. The sound equalization. Offers unlimited uses for home, sound reinforcement and tape perfect addition to recording applications. {A4A any stereo system Regularly $300. Limited Quantity Regular list Trousers pas r-m ut We have accumulated several hundred pair Professional low noise $469 • of casual trousers that must be sacrificed!! KSW high output. 2400' List 9.55 Originally valued to $14.00, for three days All plastic models ... take 'em home for only in stotk ONLY KOSS HV-1 High velocity headphones. Reg. 39.95 «2P $488 Jensen 4 three-way speaker systems. List $120. ea. '79 Dress Shirts Records Garrard $L95b Tenna 8 track We're really dealing on. a large group of SALE PRICE automatic turntable with Base, Cover 81 Shure M91C Car player with FM stereo radio. Reg. $109.95 ■69 short sleeve shirts that were regularly to $14. Assortment of patterns, just one low, 4.98 2.29-2.69 Total List DUAL 701/Empire 999VE low price! 5.98 3.19-3.49 $213.80 >125 professional turntable stylus. Reg. $480. - '399® 8 6.98 4.49 Sansui MQ2000 •.4# Maxell 10" Reel 9.98 11.98 6.98 8.96 Music system control center Full four channel. Built-in PE automatic turntable. AM FM tuner. 60 watts RMS. Originally •229 $429. Limited quantities various lengths and qualities 50% ^JU /Q OFF LIST Michigan Bankahd 30/60/90 Days Same As Cash Extended Terms Available Redwood g Ross 245 ANN STREET EAST LANSING 9 MUSIC CO. 402 S. WASHINGTON LANSING 205 E. Grand River Only Thursday, February 21 |9?4 CHEVY Van 1967 Custom paint GIRL NEEDED for Twyckingham. ONE or TWO girls needed. Spring RENT A new mustang. $7 a day, 74 and interior, rebuilt engine, mile. MAX CURTIS FORD, two woman. Summer/ Fall: term. Riverside East. 351-9454. Term. Summer stereo radio, tape. 394-1366. per across from Sears. 1-2-21 Fall. 353-0391.3-2-21 3-2-26 optjomii 7-2-28 ROADRUNNER 1969, 4 speed. THREE PERSON furnished, GIRL NEEDED Spring or Spring I _ SSi °™ Summer. Spacious, own room, ONE GIRL PHONE 355 8255 CHEVY STEP VAN condition. - 1968, good $225 - Call Gread condition. 47,000. $1100. 349-0894. 3-2-21 immediately. Spring or Winter. $84. 332-5793. 3-2-21 Park Trace. 349-3168. 5-2-22 room, neededfor^f*1 $67/month Lan 347 Student Services Bldg. 351-7439 after 8 p.m. 5-2-26 482-2493. 5 2-21 ONE MAN needed for T-BIRD, 1963. NEW engine and COMET. .1966 - 2-door. Dark transmission, a classic car. $895. Twyckingham apartment, spring THREE BEDROOM 'AUTOMOTIVE $60/month. 332-1780. Scooters & Cycles green, black interior, has no rust, undercoated, 390, 4-speed, runs MAX from CURTIS FORD, Sears.' 1-2-21 across term, 5-2-25 MALE TO share 3 LaSalle Boulevard month, plus utilities " tjJ1 man house $65 Parts & Service nice and new snow tires. $450. per month, utilities included. required. Call 627-7397, 627-5601. 2-2-21 TORINO 1970. TWO door. Rebuilt SUBLEASE ONE bedroom. Pool, Call Dave 372-7456. 10-2 27 Aviation Sinclair, 484-7773. engine. A performance car. furnished, air conditioned. $155. 10-2-21 •EMPLOYMENT 337-0682. 4-2-22 NEED 1 CUTLASS, 1971 - Excellent $895. MAX CURITS FORD, FEMALE ,o condition, low miles. Take over ATTIC, SINGLE couple. House bedroom house near Men"1 •FOR RENT across from Sears. 1-2-21 or Apartments payments. 484-7351. 5-2-26 ONE GIRL immediately. $66.25, privileges. $70/month. 2320 ~om. $80 P|US U*N VOLKSWAGEN 1969, 311 pool, free busses to campus. Lake Lansing Road, Lansing. 646-8187. 5-2-21 ** Houses CUTLASS-S 1966: air, power, Fastback, automatic, 22+ m.p.g. 349-3163. 3-2-21 7-2-22 HURRY! Best offer over $700. NEW EXECUTIVE Colonic Rooms snows, radio; good condition. $400. 482-1901.3-2-25 355-6080. 7-2-21 "") ? ONE GIRL needed. 731 Burchem 5 6 • or 7 MAN HOUSE. Summer 4 bedrooms, ga,ao« . •FOR SALE Animals ELDORADO MINI - VW 1970 Sunroof, excellent 'WHAT AM I DOING K7R MV FOLKS apartment. Reduced. 332-0140 after 5:00. 7-2-21 & Fall. Furnished, parking. Very clean. 484-9774. 0-6-2-28 r°om. o tour ' Mobile Homes MOTORHOME 1972. 18', good condition. Phone 484-3491 or condition, radial tires, AM/FM stereo. Call after three. FOR CHRISTMAS ?. TERMING 'EM OM LANSING - LARGE 6 room, 2 WANTED: WOMAN to share large •LOST & FOUND 484-2783, from 8-6. 5-2-26 349-3358. 3-2-22 ID WE! WHAT ABOTtfJJ?' bedroom electric, house. $190 plus carpeting. house. 484-6434 evenings. Rooms jk •PERSONAL B-2-2-22 FALCON 1964 6 Cylinder, WILLYS - 1944. Beautiful shape! 1-313-282-5422. 10-2-21 _ •PEANUTS PERSONAL - € COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 94709 automatic, 66,000 miles. Clean. Classic antique - Over $575. HOUSEMATE NEEDED. $87.50/ AVAILABLE •REAL ESTATE $250. 351-0533. 2-2-22 355-1590, late. 3-2-25 GIRL TO share 2 bedroom, $90 month plus utilities. 371-2747. own IMMEDIATE J •RECREATION includes utilities. Downtown Call after 10 p.m. 3-2-22 room, $75/month J For Rent utilities, close. 332-Q4finJ •SERVICE Instruction FIAT 1972, 850 Sport Spider. Top condition. AM/FM Blaupunkt [ Motorcycles ,ins | hUopal jfjjl Lansing. Call Cindy, 487-5906 or 484-8250. 3-2-22 NEW HOUSE new campus. Six ULREY COOP m radio. Very economical, 35 mpg. bedrooms, two baths, openings. $250 EXPERIENCED TV technician, TV RENTALS. Color $19.50 per pi Typing Service Must sell - Call Frank, 351-7702. SUZUKI 500, 1973. Excellent OPENING FOR 1 girl in Haslett dishwasher, carpeted. Free rent and board. 332 some stereo experience month. Black and white, $9.50 5095. X-5-2-22 condition. One owner. $825. 40 Arms - spring term. $78.25. to March 1.351-9036. 5-2-26 •TRANSPORTATION necessary. Apply in person, per month. MARSHALL •WANTED mpg. 627-5582. 3-2-21 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-2-21 351-1037. 3-2-22 ONE BLOCK from ~c FORD GALAXIE 500. 1966 - NICE, FURNISHED 4 bedroom $ 1 7/week. Call ev Grand River, East Lansing. 289 automatic, good YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW, GIRL NEEDED for 3-woman. house on west side of Lansing. 372-7456. 10-2-27 C-10-2-28 "RATES" transportation, $200 or best RICKMAN. Many 74s in stock, some 1973s at reduced prices. Apartments spring term. Capitol Villa. Three blocks from major bus offer. Call 882-3259. 3-2-25 351-5162. 3-2-22 line. Two people starting March ROOM FOR male ESCORTS WANTED for Executive student, r* Leathers, helmets, accessories, 1. $71 per month, ideal for from Union. 211V4 part and service. SHEP'S Escort Service. Phone 372-0567 GraidRj 0-228 WANTED, ONE or 2 men for old couple, students. 489-4534. upstairs. $48 per MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 Cedar Village apartment 4-2-22 NO. DAYS North Cedar, Holt. Just south of WORDS WE'RE LOOKING for an immediately or spring term. For Sale 1-96 over pass. Phone 694-6621. CLOSE/CAMPUS. One for three 337-1864, ask for J.C. 2-2-21 FEMALE - NICE home. Kitchen / attractive, well built young lady 1 3 5 10 C-5-2-22 girl. $78.33 / month. February home priviledges, no smoking. to do pan - time modeling, (not Freel 332-3623, 393-8995. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - One Parking. Available March 1. 6.50 nude) for 1 of our national 10 12 1.50 1.80 4.00 4.80 7.80 13.00 15.60 START A LOVE AFFAIR with a Honda from HASLETT MOTOR advertising accounts. Fee is $15 5-2-22 bedroom, furnished, air 487-5525. 5-2-25 ANTIQUES & UNIQUES. sell. 220 Albert Street, Buy J conditioned, parking. Close to u« per hour. For interview, call Lums. C-20-2-28 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 SPORTS. Complete stock, many SUBLEASE FOR Spring / summer. campus on Stoddard. Call WOMAN - OWN room, spring - "73" models available now at Image Arts, Incorporated, 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 ROGER & PAULS $58/month. Student or working between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. summer, $65, six miles, garden 371-4747. 2-2-22 iM HASLETT SHOPTOWN. 5-2-26 male. 332-0547 information. 351-8238. 10-3-5 655-2060. 3-2-25 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 MARATHON PART TIME babysitter wanted in 4-2-22 HONDA, 750 - 1972, GOOD SUBLEASE TWO bedroom ONE PERSON for house on Foster. my home daily. Spartan Village. SUBLEASE 1 BEDROOM, $135. D EADLINE Where all we condition. $1,300 / best offer. James, 332-4674. 5-2-26 355-3008. 3-2-25 East Lansing. Call after 4 p.m., apartment. Spring. Furnished, pool. 332-5681 after 5 p.m. Own room. $65. 371-1599. earth cruising machines f 1 P.M. one class 3-2-21 day specialize in is 351-5272. 3-2-22 5-2-27 PROGRAMER - FEE paid. 74 BIKES before publication. cars LOCATED AT THE Auto Service ][/] Leading computer manufacturer seeking several individuals with FEMALE with TO sublease apartment ONE BEDROOM apartment for EAST LANSING. 5 person house. 2 baths, finished rec-room, emple 73 PRICES same from now until lease. Near MSU campus. Call Peanuts Personal ads CORNER OF JOLLY up to one year experience in parking, near bus stop. Available September. 485-9415 and must be pre paid. & OKEMOS RD 349 - 3196 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East Kalamazoo Street since 1940. compilor writing. B.S.E.E. or B.S. Computer Science degree evenings, 351-4577. 5-2-26 882-6830. 5-2-27 now. 351-8920. 5-2-25 CHECK US OUT! | 6DAY A WEEK TOWING WANTED: FEMALE VELOCIPEDE Complete auto painting and required. Salary $12,000 - LAINGSBURG NEAR. Country Cancellations/ Corrections OPEN 6 DAYS 2 APARTMENTS - VERY nice, own bath. Home. 3 bedrooms, needs collision service. 485-0256. $15,000 commensurate with room, own PEDDLER 7 AM 9 PM BUT SUNDAY 12 noon one class day - C-2-28 experience. Call Linda Kaye, completely refinished. $80/mo>ith. Immediate handyman. 3 acres. $150. Downtown Mason. Prefer Call 394-2242 after 351-7497 nights 676-2197. before publications. FORD TORINO, 1972 - Economy Personal Careers, 489-1441. occupancy. or car, 2-door, automatic, power C.M.E .A. 4-2-21 responsible adults. $140 - $145 / 6 p.m. 3-2-25 0-72-28 month. Deposit required. The State News will be steering, snow tires. One owner WANTED: AMBITIOUS people, 676-2080 after 5 p.m. 5-2-26 SINGLE FURNISHED apartment. 4 BEDROOM HOUSE - carpeted, car, $2000.655-1134. 5-2-21 responsible only for the earnings unlimited. Call J & J $140 ^ close / campus. furnished, near Frandor. first day's incorrect Grand Torino 1973. 5,000 miles, ENTERPRISES, res. 676-1934. 301 SOUTH HOLMES - near 3SV-0b^8, 351-8830 after 6 p.m. ' Available March TB, 3?2*M«2. 332-0110.3-2-22 steering/ brakes, air 6-2-25 Sparrow Hospital. Upstair* > 1 3-775 5-2-26 insertiop. power room efficiency, gentlemen, ONE WATERBED wi conditioning. $3300. 351-2235. Bins are due 7 days from GOOD EXPERIENCED share bath, includes utilities. ROOMMATE WANTED,- own made frame. $90 or 5-2-25 legal SUBLEASE 2 GIRLS for 4/girl. secretafy for month of April. $70. 351-7497. 0-7-2-28 Close to campus, $56.25 / bedroom. $52.50 / month. 239 351-4080. 10 2 25 MG MIDGET 1970. 30+ mpg. Has Call 484-7491. 3-2-21 month. No deposit. South Fairview, East side of 332-6000. 20% discount on QUALITY CLOTHES for tal new clutch, valve job, luggage SUBLET 731 BURCHAM 5-2-27 Lansing, stop by 12 • 2:00 or 6 - rack and new Italian racing VW parts GROUND FLOOR opportunity. 9:00 p.m. 5-2-26 Extra large size. 100% apartment spring. Balcony facing muffler. 332-4819. 3-2-25 Learn sales and service of water ONE BEDROOM, unfurnished. cashmere coat, raincoat pool, courtyard. 351-0477. treatment Phone Mr. 3-2-22 Sublease until September. EASTSIDE, NEAR Pennsylvania 8i shirts. Slacks, leather sj Check our repair systems. Automotive ^ MUSTANG 1971. TWO door. Patterson. 489-7250. 5-2-21 Anytime after five, 351-6187. Freeway - 4 bedrooms, hunting jackets, sweaters, st* Factory air. Standard prices COZY TOP flow apartment - one 5-2-26 carpeted, furnished partly, and boots. Big Swinger PoW transmission. Sharp car. $1595. BABYSITTER TO take camera. Reasonable ti care of and bedroom, carpeted, unfurnished, garage, large yard. $225. AMBASSADOR 1969. Excellent ONE BEDROOM, furnished, close. 669-7491.2-2-22 MAX CURTIS FORD, across Cedar & Kalamazoo give loving care to one infant in garbage disposal, easy walking 351-7497. 0-7-2-28 condition. Lorn mileage, $950. from Sears. 1-2-21 my home. Own transportation distance to campus Preferred $175 utilities included. Air 332-5201 after 4 p.m. 4-2-22 485-2047 BUICK, 1971 - Limited. 36,000 MUSTANG GRAND 1972 - Air, BODY REPAIR. necessary. Light housekeeping. References. Okemos area. Hours married couple. $155 - available March 4. Call after 6 p.m. conditioner. 332-5472. 5-2-26 SOUTH new LANSING. Male house. Own room. $70. share ANNIVERSARY Quality, reduced - miles, vinyl top, has everything. power steering / brakes, rates to' students. Also approximately, 8:15 8.m. - 4:30 351-1359. 3-2-22 SUBLEASE: FURNISHED one 482-8774, 882-3845. 1-2-22 SALE!!!! automatic, low mileage, p.m. 355-9618 (8 5 p.m.); bedroom apartment spring, $2,475,645-2149.3-2-21 guaranteed rust proofing. VAN - excellent, 18 m.p.g. 393-2489. 349-9515 (5:30 8 p.m.) 5-2-25 1 GIRL NEEDED for four summer. Campus 2 blocks. EAST LANSING. One bedroom 6-2-27 WORLD, 645-2123. 0-2-28 - woman - $160/month. 332-0469. 5-2-26 duplex. Unfurnished $170 plus i[h CAMARO 1972 - RALLY Sport. - Cedar Village apartment, utilities 351-8138. 1-2-21 Very economical, excellent ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT. Exhaust spring term. $75/month. .NOVA 1970, 307 V-8, 38,000 NEED ONE girl for three person, condition. Phone 677-4978. 351-8306. 3-2-22 systems for most imported cars I miles. 6 new tires. $1200. in stock. CHEQUERED FLAG, immediately or for spring term. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY! 349-2474. 3-2-22 REGISTE RED MEDICAL NEED MALE for $80. 337-1478. 5-2-26 Share large attic, close. 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, 2 man. Own CHEVROLET, condition! 1956. Good 327-325 NOVA 1972, 6 cylinder, power one mile west 487-5055. C-9-2-28 of campus. Technologist. (ASCP). Full time position. Day shift, special room, X-3-2-22 bus service. 337-2508. PLUSH APARTMENT, completely $76/month. Female. 332-0266. 2-2-22 ALL HARDBACKS | horsepower. $900 - 355-5470. steering, automatic, excellent chemistry, minimum starting furnished, shag carpeting, 10-75% Off 3-2-22 condition. Best offer. Must sell. WOMAN NEEDED spring term. VW - GUARANTEED Repair. salary $4.34 per hour. Coptact SUBLET ONE bedroom, furnished, dishwasher, balcony. 731 372-1238. 5-2-27 Jim Kevern, Office of 1/2 block. $170. 337-7021. Burcham Drive. 351-7212. Own room. Call 332-2824 after RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos Road and I-96 . 349-9620. Employment Lansing General X-5-2-21 5-2-25 6 p.m. 3-2-25 NOVA 1972 V-8 automatic in ATTENTION!! Hospital, 2800 Oevonshire, excellent condition. $2000. Call 351-3865. 4-2-22 Aviation Lansing, Michigan 48909. 372-8220. Equal Opportunity TWYCKINGHAM has one APARTMENTS two bedroom apartment CLOSE apartment TO Campus. 1 bedroom on Grand River. ROOMMATE room, near NEEDED, campus. own Call CURIOUS USED I Owners of Compact OLDSMOBILE 1962. Must sell. Employer. 7-2-21 available immeidatelyl Call 337-1807. 9-3-1 371-1678. 10-3-5 BOOKSHOP and Sub - compact Good 351-7166. 18-3 8 condition, peppyl CREW CHIEF for and TWO MEN needed for lawns Roommate for 4-men American cars. Automatic, air conditioning, PARACHUTING INSTRUCTION. three bedroom gardening. Full time - spring, EAST LANSING. Large one apartment. Own room. $77. house. Immediate, spring. $350. Phone 337-9131, or Get ready for Spring by taking summer, and fall terms, 1974. bedroom, unfurnished, $170, 393-8038 after 6 p.m. 4-2-22 351-6858. 3-2-22 351-4950. 3-2-21 your lessons now. Licensed Some experience necessary. March 15.351-5016. 5-2-21 instructors. Classes Saturday, TWISS LANDSCAPE CENTER, NEED ONE girl spring term, 2 girl, OLDSMOBILE 1968 - 88, SUBLET: Sunday and by appointment. 351-0590. 0-10-2-28 TWO females spring Twyckingham. Own bedroom. automatic, air condtioning, and 351-0799, 543-6731.6-2-28 term, $57.50. Call evenings, 351-8394. 5-2-22 ■fcood condition. $600. ASSISTANT - GARDEN Shop 351-8609 / 349-3159. 10-3-1 355-8192. 5-2-27 Center - spring, summer and fall Employment y| terms, 1974. Plants and garden ONE BEDROOM, furnished, close GIRL NEEDED for 4 woman, March 1 through spring term. OLDS introductory 1968, FOUR door. Runs supply sales. Some experience to campus. Lease through mid $67.50. 332-1791, after 4 p.m. Tune good. Clean. Good TYPISTS-PART time 4 10 necessary. TWISS LANDSCAPE 2-2-22 up & Oil $180 per month. - - September, transportation. $595. MAX p.m. 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. CENTER. 351-0590. 0-10-2-28 Call 351-8238, between 1-5 p.m. Change Special CURTIS FORD, across from Apply in person today 3:30 - 5-2-22 ONE BEDROOM apartment, close Sears. 1-2-21 4:30 p.m,427V4 Albert St. W COUNSELORS: CAMP Waziyatah to campus. Partially furnished. for girls, Harrison, Maine. $150 / month. 351-0309. Lease Here's what we do: OPEL 1968 Station wagon. Going BABYSITTER 2:30 - 6:30 p.m. Openings: Tennis (Varsity or FEMALE NEEDED to sublet Cedar thru September 15. C-3-2-25 overseas, must sell our faithful Three - four times a week for skilled players), Waterskiing, Village 4 person. Spring. Quiet. car. Runs well, body in good working parents. Three children, 332-0185. 5-2-27 Swimming, (WSI), Pioneering RIVERSEDGE, ONE man for 4 condition, economical, 25 m.p.g. South Okemos Call 349-3945. and Trips, Canoeing, Sailing, man, spring term reduced rate, Call 482-8759, after Friday. 3-2-25 ONE BEDROOM apartment, call 332-5852. 4-2-22 Archery, Team Sports, Arts & 1-2-22 Crafts, Photography, Secretary, furnished, air conditioning, close 3) Install new spark plugs MARRIED COUPLE without Seamstress. Season June 26 to to campus. Grand River. ONE GIRL needed to sublease 4) Adjust valves when children to occupy apartment in 351-0453 after 6 p.m. 3-2-25 Spring Term. Cedar Village needed OPEL MANTA Luxus 1973. August 23. Inquiries invited. church parish house in return for Write: (include full details) Apartment. 332-3727. 3-2-21 5) Adjust carbuerator 22,000 highway miles. 29 mpg. which they supervise young ONE MAN NEEDED for two man 6) Set timing Deep burgundy. Five radials. Director, Box 553, Great Neck, 7) Change oil with people's work, and serve as night New York. 11022. Telephone: apartment, spring term, close to FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. AM/FM stereo. $2,850 or best multi-grade 10w40 oil (4 qts.) offer. Call Dan, 332-5053. custodians of building. 1-516-482-4323.1-2-21 campus. $90/month. 351-0532. One bedroom, $90/month. 482-9454. 3-2-22 5-2-27 Immediate occupancy. Call cyl ( $27.95 Reg. 5-2-21 COUNTER GIRL before 11:30 a.m. 337-0367. BUSBOY. MUST be SAVANT •30.95 Reg. neat and FEMALE FOR 4 Person. $58.75, 5-2-25 CLEANERS. Hours 3 p.m. - 6 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1964. dependable. Evenings, Monday utilities. 404 North Hagadorn, through Saturday 5:30 - p.m., Monday through Friday. 8 Very dependable, excellent 351-9246. 2-2-22 FEMALE NEEDED for Americana a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday. transportation. $195. 355-8760. approximately 10:30. 372-4300, Apartment. Spring and/or for appointment. JIM'S 332-5587. 1-2-21 6-2-28 NEED ONE Mate for Water's Edge summer. 351-3620. 3-2-21 TIFFANY PLACE, downtown 4 man. $80/month. Available WAITRESSES - PART or full PONTIAC 1968 Catalina. 4-door, Lansing. 3-2-22 March 15. 1st 2 weeks rent paid. time, 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. $1.65 CLEMENS, 517 NORTH. Graduate V-8 automatic. Runs well, good 351-3829. 3-2-25 couple, bedroom, RECISION body, make offer. 351-0153, NEEDED: INSTRUCTORS teach children kite to plus tips. 1431 East Michigan Avenue. DOG 'N SUDS. Contact two furnished, basement, parking, partly evenings. 3-2-22 making and EAST LANSING, 2 bedrooms IMPORTS rocketry for IMPRESSION 5 Ralph - 484-7050. 5-2-27 Apply in person. lower duplex. Carpeted, separate utilities, $160. Also one bedroom as above, $135. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM. Call furnished, 351-5964. 3-2-25 PORSCHE 1972 - 914 just tuned. Immediate occupancy. Call 351-8050 or 337-0870. 3-2-22 Ready to go. $3,000. 351-4772. 3-2-21 MASSEUSES NEEDED to do body r>* in EAST LANSING, near. 908 East Mt. Hope. Huge one or two 484-7253. 5-2-27 iV/O BEDROOM, furnished Mobile rubs at health spq. TV AND STEREO rentals bedroom in beautiful English Homes. $25 RAMBLER 1969 -6 cylinder, new Appointments for interview. Call - $36/week. Tan $24/ttrm; $9.95/month. Free Tudor home. Fireplace, garage, minutes to THE SMALL CAR PEOPLE 372-0567 between 12-6 p.m. campus Quiet and batteries, good condition, $675. same day delivery and service • tc. $250, including utilities. peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 Will talk. 355-7781. 5-2-22 Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C 2-28 332-3161. 2-2-22 0-2-28 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 21, 1974 15 Sale for Sale i |§ | list I W~||ql | toalim {Q 1 TCI21A Cassette recorder, weeks old. One year SONY $50; TAPE recorder microphone with stand ■ TC200 FOUND: SMALL green hardcover FLY TO Europe from $179. Anna Tired legs? try notebook in Student Union Canty. $100. 351-3809. 520. Separate microphone $15 Monday. Claim irt Union. Munnich. 0-17-2-26 355-7846, 5-7 pm. Chicken Power Revere tape recorder ■•22 $20! C-3-2-22 Excellent condition I 337-1400 Bp 7K years experience. _jrfter 3jp.mL5-2-22 FOUND: TIMEX BOAC JETS to Europe from $239. waterproof »TlCAL DISCOUNT, 2615 women's watch. Blue face and Guerenteed; advanced booking Michigan, Lansing. FISCHER SKIIS, men's N^dica bend silver incasing. 332-5343 only. TRAVEL BY said that the engines could boots, new; lady skiit and boots, HARRINGTON, 351-8800. By TRISHA KANE be a |.7409. C-5-2-22 u»ed. Best offer. 35^6116 C-3-2-22 0-5-2-25 State News Staff Writer definite safety hazard. ■nG MACHINE Claaranca 3-2-22 "Depending on the volume FOUND: FIRDAY, south entrance PARACHUTING INSTRUCTION. sold, too many of those bikes |e) Brand new portables, COMPLETE DARK Room Walla. Mailing tube with Get reedy for Spring by taking One out of every three MSU Lgg. $5 per month. Large Landform going at maximum speed could Drawings. 394-0585 ttion of reconditioned used including Beseler 23C enlarger. Mamiya Sekor 1000DTL 35mm evenings. X-C-3-2-22 your lessons now. Licensed instructor. Clastes Saturday, students will soon be bringing a only add to congestion Ichines. Singers, White*, bicycle out of winter storage, problems," he said, "not to his New Home and "many * camera. Good selection of Sunday and by appointment. and biking mention the increased '■ exposure LOST: TWO silver rings: North 351-0799, 543-6731. 6-2-28 fatique will danger $19.95 to $39.95. meters. Fender, undoubtedly plague many of accidents Gibson, Acoustic, Ludwig and Kedzie women's bathroom; resulting from I, r m s EDWARDS please cyclists after a long stretch of high speeds." them. [ Service ^ return EtRIBUTING cowiapny, more music equipment. Stereo 351-1417. 3-2-25 Barb inactivity. The number of bikes on Is North Waihington. components, records and tapes. Furniture, TVs and more. If you find yourself pedaling campus is increasing every IB-6448 C-3-2-21 Correlate guaranteed electronic LOST: BLACK Silver, onyx 1973 - FOR THE BEST service more and enjoying it year, he said, and students do Seton Hill College ring. Giltner on steron less, equipment see the STEREO Chicken Power can not operate bikes j HEAD XR1 competition repair for your broken stereo, color or black and white TV's. parking lot. 351-5605. 5-2-25 SHOPPE, 543 East Grand Rivet, A 7 help! as carefully L $65. 3494487. 5-2-25 - pound engine that as they should even at low Master Charge end Bank C-2-28 attaches in minutes to LOST: THIN silver band bracelet any speeds. Americard iNT 201 Cassette Deck. 6 accepted. sell and trade. DICKER & DEAL We buy, with three circle design. bike, Chicken Power can be Bissel stated that a bike Enths old. Under warranty 351-2796, Sue, after 5 pm 25c PER LOAO used for fun or for those times count conducted by thf E5.353-2656. 4-2-22 SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 South Cedar, Lansing. 487-3386. 5-2-25 THE BEST FOR LESS WENDROW'S when a cyclist needs assistance, Department of Public Safety such as the first (DPS) in October 1973 showed Kn EB 3 Base and Casino Open 9 - 9 Monday, Wednesday EC0N0WASH outing of the LOST: WOMEN'S silver chein season. that about 9,370 bikes belong SPECIAL TEXAS Tpiifier 100 watts, 150 watts and Friday. Other nights until 6 watch, Tuesday in Erickson Hall WASHER 50c Local distributor Bill Gill to campus residents with a Ik. Good condition - like new. p.m. C-3-2-22 3006 VINE ST. area! Call Helen, 355-6504 said that though the it sell! 485-9329, anytime. 5-2-22 7 im to 11 p, 1 aik w. of Sun engine can daily influx from off campus HOUSE FULL of furniture, all in power bikes to go up to 18 bringing the total to about excellent condition. 393-3413 LOST: SMALL bleck miles per hour, no license is 13,000. ■ used VACUUM Cleaners, puppy named VOLVO 5-2-25 Igor. No collar, south of Owen This "chicken power" engine will soon be available to those required. A Chicken Power fact sheet l,^ cannisters and uprights. SERVICE in IM field at 12:30Wednesday, who want to motorize their bicycles. The motor can move a However, Robert Bissel, states that speed is regulated Tranteed one full year. $7.88 MEN'S DOUBLE knit suite: Our 351-6256. 3-2-25 Lansing's only shop specializing exclusively in Volvos bike at 18 miles per hour. public safety records manager. up to "a safe" 18 m.p.h. by p . DENNIS Regular $110. Men's genuine Genuine Parts, too! ' State News photo by Dale Atkins means of a handle — grip [STHIBUTING k North Cedar, Erket. C-3-2-21 COMPANY, opposite City polyester double knit suits are now selling for $48 each while ( Persona| 17] 1820 Dell Rd. IMPORTED CAR SERVICES 882-9808 ■it's what's control, though Bissel believes this same speed to be unsafe they last. Our low overhead saves you half. DICK BUTLER happening* for local conditions. L MOTOR drive $200, Pistol CLOTHING STORE, downtown BABYSITTING - IN my licensed "Anyone who would buy home, Groesbeck area, fenced Chicken Power would probably Bp$10. Cameras - Pen FT SLR Grand Ledge, across from the Announcements for It's What's The MSU Science Fiction Friday night creative Shabbat I Yashica MAT 124 with river bridge. Your credit cards yard, hot breakfasts - lunches. Happening must be received in the be serious 489-1314.10-2-22 State News office, 341 Student Society meets at 6:30 p.m. every services need people to create and enough about biking ms $119. 351-6690. welcome. Friday in 34 Union. This week it Hours: 9:30 - 6:00 do them. Call Rosh, Phil Sharkey or to be accustomed to operating Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least will hear a tape - recorded talk by p.m. Daily. Open Surrtey 2 p.m. Catering to MSU for Rabbi Rudolph for more at high speeds," Gill explained, two class days before - 5 p.m. BL-1-2-21 | ACCESS CENTER | Weddings, Parties, & Banquets No announcements will be publication. Jack Gaughan on art in science information. "and you must admit that it's a accepted |qUE INFANT crib, v«alnut, i for 349-9500 by phone. condition. 150 years old. | Human Tired of great device for people too 3 fc-1400, after 3 p.m. 5-2-22 Animals Reproduction Health | A women's self - help group is complaining with no results? Stop by consumer pooped to pedal." | Abortion-Contraceptirn * offers | Services ' man's Center: A n skills workshop will meeting this term. If.you are interested call the Every woman's information and complaint referral office, second floor Union. The engine will retail at the 1 320 skis, Koflach boots size I be held from 1 to 2:30 p.m. today Weathervane, 2283 W. Grand Solomon bindings 404, DACHSHUND DOG, good with 1226 East Michigan | at the center, 1118 S. Harrison Center or the Women's Center. Volunteers interested in working in River Ave., Okemos. for $99, a children. $25 without papers. Lansing , 485-3271 * the office are also urged to stop by. $150. Wayne. 339-2422. Road. The center's fund s. 393-3413. 5 2-25 - raising Meeting of Council for price that seems steep for MONEYMAKER coffeehouse is at 8 p.m. Friday in Exceptional Children will be held at The MSU Diplomacy many students who may have Mason Hall. All are welcome. Child FRATERNITIESI SORORITIES! 7 tonight in 226 Erickson Hall. Organization will meet at 8 p.m. SPAYED 2 yeer old. AKC, Dorms! Make money and have fun care will be provided. Program to be ai already invested more than _|l ft, chrome, case, 1.8 lens, Norwegian Elkhound. $10, good Friday in North Hubbard Hall that in a bicycle. |25 Yashica Mat 124 twin at the same time with our fooseball lounge. Plans for the spring Con home. 351-0730. 3-2-21 Free U Classes: Free U will not have been made and will be However, Gill cited W, $85. 349-1715 after6 p.m. tables. Reasonable. COMPETITIVE be staffed on Monday discussed. Everyone is invited. SPORTS, 2511 East Michigan. from Word of God. Shilol or Friday, exceptional success of the COCKER PUPPY needs home. but will be staffed from 10:30 a.m. 482-4031. 5-2-21 Community, House Churches, Work Solex motorized bikes, which Femele, 6 weeks to noon and from 1:30 to 3 p.m. old, $24 of Christ and The Post - American The MSU ■|YA C33 TWIN lens reflex, 355-0875. 3-2-25 TYPING - TERM papers, theses, Tuesday through Thursday. Waste Control retail for about $230. He said ir old, $150. 372-4529 etc. IBM Selectric 11. Community. At 5 p.m. we will Meditative Authority is holding a newspaper, that most Lansing dealers sell celebrate with chanting class will be glass and aluminum Experienced. 489-1058. 5-2-22 a dramatic worship can recycling ieen 7 • 7 p.m. 3-2-25 YORKSHIRE TERRIERS - MONTY'S BAR held in conjunction with yoga collection from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. from 50 to 100 Solex bikes a classes at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays AKC, paper trained, ell shots, TYPING TERM papers and theses. and Thursdays Saturday near the Michigan month, and he believes | $220 FISHER 170 receiver, AND RESTAURANT starting tonight. Be National Bank at Frandor Shopping DH end rabies. 484-3004. 5-2-26 IBM typewriter - fast service. on time. Replaces Monday chant Chicken Power engines will er used. Need money. $180, - fiiyL o Center. Newspapers should be Call 349-1904. 24-3-8 class. French offered through bound or bagged, and metal caps experience similar success and ^n, 353-0284. 3-2-25 AKC - OLD English Sheepdog Pitcher Night (M-Th) Sunday in 35 Union. Sponsored t poetry for beginners and people and rings removed from glass reach a sales quota of 300 per who have forgotten most of their puppies. Reasoneble. 353-5262. Luncheon special - $1.50 PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation Campus Gold. bottles. month with little difficulty. ■ee stretch Wigs. 2 wiglets, After French. Taught by former 5 end weekends, (517) typing. MA English degree. I braid. $5 - $15. instructor in Dept. of Romance „ "A 10 - speed fad caused 838-4451. 5-2-25 Pool Table MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. Meeting for anyone interested in 11-4813 after 5 p.m. 3-2-25 Faculty - Folk Newcomers Club Languages. Begins at 55 p.m. today working on fall Homecoming 1974 many people, especially girls, C-2-28 at the Free U office. cordially invites you and at 7 tonight in the Union Activities to buy bikes thai they don't GIVE AWAY - Collie - semoyed Bring your ID your pigh, GIRLS, 3-speed. 1 husband to join Gordon Howell for Union Activities Board Old Time Board office, second floor Union. have the energy to ride," Gill puppy. Has all shots. Call (3 cards proof of age) COMPLETE THESES Service, d! Call 353-4639, after 2 our meeting at 7:30 p.m. March 4 Movie series presents Charlie said. 337-2216.1-2-21 Discount printing. IBM typing at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ronald k 3-2-25 Chaplin in "City Lights" at 2. 7 and Anyone interested in working He cited the abundance of and binding of theses, resumes, Black, 1305 Blanchette Drive. 2359 E. Gd. River, Qk^mos with "Black Insights" program on Mobile Homes » ..publications. Across from Prmjram is "Touring Michigan WMSN campus radio, call Kim W. bicycles, racks and paths in the |t1AN WALTHER .22 Heavy > campus, comer M.A.C. and Through its Wines." Charge ie.#2 Heron. Experience unnecessary. camfftiS area as factors he H target rifle. 20x Unertl LICENSED CHILD care in my Grand per couple. For reservations call Society for River, below Jones Creative Listen to "Black Insights" at 9 hopes will positively influence Jympic micrometer sight. 1970 PEERLESS 12 home, all ages welcome. Stationery Shop. Call Linda Roberts. Deadline for Anachronism: Renaissance dance tonight. This week's topic is "The Chicken Power sales. 649-8994 evenings. - x 60, 2 reservations or cancellations is Feb. . 371-4778. 2-2-22 class will meet at 8^30 tonight in Black Diaspora on Campus." bedrooms, unfurnished, $4,500. COPYGRAPH SERVICES. "Solex is the only other bike Union Parlor A. Madrigals will meet Cell after 6 p.m., 1-521-3769. 337-1666. C-2-28 on the market that at 6:30 p.m. Saturday under the Inter Varsity Christian compares 3-2-25 LAST CHANCE FOR picture of St. Cecilia in the Music to the Chicken Power engine in I MERCURY DIMES. Good TYPING DONE in my home 50* The Ingham County Kepublican Fellowship hosts Elwyn Davies. nent dates, mints, EXTRA SAVINGS Building. The regular meeting will speaking on "Missions: Your purpose and style," Gill said, TOPPER per page up to 10 pages. 404 per Women's Club invites you to a be 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Union Current bullion value 1965, 12x55 on lot in Involvement Here and Overseas" at is. page over 10 pages. 489-2128. breakfast at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Parlor A. The Recorder consort will "and a person could purchase a ■out SI80. Sell for $210. King Arthur's Court, adult The ECON - 0 - MART 7:30 tonight in the Captain's section. Furnished, central air, 2 0-20-2-28 meet at 3 p.m. Sunday under the Room, Union. Everyone welcome. 10 - speed bike and one of the ■2-3574, ask for Gordon. speaker will be Appellate Judge picture of St. Cecilia in the Music attachable engines and still be »-21 bedroom, shed, new skirting. Robert Danhof.' Reservations will $3000. Phone ANN BROWN typing and multilith Building. Placidon he eye of the under the Solex price range." 487-5825 or be taken by Margaret Bates, 312 offset printing. Complete service alerts the biototic Unlike the Solex, Chicken I HEAD Killys 208cm with 489-5050. 5-2-27 for dissertations, theses, Murphy Circle, no later than The Northwoods Guild of ranger. The ranger's Sunday. Illuminators and Calligraphers will Power can be disengaged for J'ker Jetbindings $50; Richie VALIANT, 1965 - 12X57, 2 manuscripts, general typing. IBM meet at 6:30 tonight in 37 Union. normal pedaling, and the biker ! Boots 1114 $40 SPECIALS on Naw and Used 24 years experience. 349'-0850. bedroom, in quiet cove 10 - fc-4152.1-2-21 Furniture, Stereo Consoles, has full use of all gears. minutes from campus, $50 per C-2-28 A dance marathon for multiple Appliances, Lamps, Paints Hillel activities this weekend Distributed by the O & R month. Lot rent, new skirting, Antiques National Executive Committee of sclerosis, sponsored by Circle K and with the Deli 6 p.m. Sunday, PROFESSIONAL IBM typing (Pica - |QUE RADIO, wood stove. TV antenna, furnished, super the Socialist Labor party at 7:30 Deltl Tau Delta, will be held from 4 with Martin Fox speaking on Engine Co., a California - based - Elite) 11 years experience. p.m. March 1 to 6 p.m. March 3 at in camp stove, fur coet. clean, only $4,495, MICHIGAN p.m. March 4 in 31 Union. "Michigan Democrats and Foreign organization, the engine is SANDI, 339-8934. C-2-28 Meridian Mall. Prizes include a trip Policy: Evolution." Begin weekend p 1532. 3-2-22 MOBILE HOMES. 372-2580. to Las Vegas. designed and built primarily with Shabbes at 6:30p.m. Friday 0-15-2-28 PASSPORT APPLICATIONS, for h heavy - duty industrial EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Bingo - cash prizes from 1 to and 10 a.m. Saturday. 80-200 ZOOM lens. Creative Weddings end Portraits. Dissertations, (Pica - Elite). p.m. every Saturday at the Alle Attention all communication application. Jnolta SRT101 SLR cemera. GREAT .LAKES - 10x50, two LUKE PHOTOGRAPHY, majors! A seminar on how to get Gill said serious bicyclists Pie35 quality pocket camera. FAYANN, 489-0358. C-2-28 Attention graduating seniors in bedrooms, front kitchen, 351-6690. C-7-2-28 Goodman - Mountain Free Schoo into graduate school will be given the College of Business: The could enjoy many years of use Jssen luna pro meter. entenna. Fifteen minutes from by the faculty and undergraduate - TYPING DISSERTATIONS, term Undergraduate Students' Advisory from the engine and that it Jumetyaphic !d 4 by 5 view 4 camera. campus. 8-2-22 Call 393-2005 evenings. FREE care. ... A lesson in Call 484-4519, East complexion papers. Experienced. 504 page. The Church of Jesus Christ i board of the Dept. of Communication at 8 tonight in 504 Council for the college is planning to compile a resume booklet for does not damage cycles in any by 5 press 332-2987. 8-2-28 Latter - Day Saints. 4910 : S. Kedzie Hall. Bolex H165 16 mm Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing prospective employers. Bring your way. USED MOBILE homes elready set Hagadorn Road, will hold an ope camera. New 28 and 135 Mall. MERLE NORMAN TYPING OF any kind, including house at 4 p.m. Sunday. The their resume to 6 Eppley Center Gears are protected because Married students and spouses i> lenses, Konika mount. Low up on loul Located just 10 immediately for inclusion in the the COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-3-2-21 theses and manuscripts in my will be "Christ, the Book ( looking for free, fun recreational booklet. Questions may be directed engine is completely- Iced enlargers and accessories, minutes from campus. Call home. Reasonable rates. Mormon and You." activity are invited to attend disengaged at idle speed, with to members of the council or to the Personal]|]gl MICHIGAN MOBILE HOMES, cameras, *ers, movie cameras, lenses, range 372-2580.0-15-2-28 Peanuts 485-6818. Call between 8 8.m. - activity nights from 7 to 10 p.m. secretary in 6 Eppley Center. the clutch engaging the power flashes, 9 p.m. 5-2-22 F'riday in Red Cedar and Spartan as the bicycle gains There will be a meeting of the Village schools, and from 1 to 3 speed. ^laroids, "0 binoculars. PLUS 10X50 ATLAS - 2 BEDROOM, TYPING, ELECTRIC machine. Organization of Jewish Students at p.m. Saturday at Red Cedar School. Married Housing Activities presents its first family film. Gill believes that use of equipment, albums, ALPHA Xi Delta sisters wish to 7:30 tonight in 337B Case Hall. All Chicken Power engines can furnished, skirted, enclosed Fast, accurate, experienced. "Lassie Come Home," at 7 tonight tapes, TV sets, congratulate our new pledges; are welcome. Union Activities Board offers iters, guitars and porch, 10X7 shed, large lot. 372-4746? 15-3-8 in Spartan Village School. save gasoline as well as reduce Karen, Mary, Pat, Pam, & European summer flights from Donations of 35 cents per adult and _ ies, jewelry, sporting $2,250. Call 675-7287. 10-3-5 Maureen. 5-2-25 Interested in reducing your $ 2 65 to $333. International pollution and congestion on 10 cents per child will be taken at THESES, RESUMES, typing and campus by enabling the |°di old Persian rugs. anxiety? The Anxiety Reduction student IDs. youth hostel cards. the door. |LC0X SECONDHAND Losl i Found printing. Reasonable prices. Project has room for 20 volunteers. TWA and American Airlines physically unfit to stop using ■ORE, 509 East Michigan, v ^ ^ COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Volunteers must be willing to campus contacts are all available at The Women's Center allows the cars and join the current P""9. 485-4391. Trades, 337-071 J. C-2-28 practice their technique daily for 3 the board office. Union. * Lansing Area Lesbian Feminists to months. Orientation meeting at 7 bicycle craze. FINDSOMETHING use its facilities certain hours •jways, bank ccards. 8 a.m. - If you've found a pet or article of OKEMOS AREA Three bedroom p.m. Friday in 301, Agriculture Are your studies a boring chore? the week. If you have any questions during Pp.m.C-7-2-28 s - Hall. If so, contact Tyrone Norwood value, we want to help you return ranch, large lot, new carpeting, or concerns, lesbian counselors will after 10 tonight for more details. 2 etudiants built in and be available at from 3 to 6 it. Just oven stove, p.m. |ZARD into the State News - come There L " SUPER PX-1 skis, Classified Department end tell us enclosed patio, finished will be a preliminary Tuesday through Thursday and a bindings, $125. meeting of the Black Writers MSU Sports Car Club meeting at from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and ■ri'ca Pro boots, $65. you went to place an ad in EAST recreation room. Will sell on Workshop at noon Sunday in F.2 8 tonight in 38 Union. All Wednesday at the center. land contract. 484-7578. 5-2-21 Owen Hall. T5495.3-2-22 LANSING STATE BANK'S found Any black who writes is interested people welcome. Future lE0 EQUIPMENT, excellent column. As a public service EAST LANSING STATE BANK will run HASLETT AREA - 3 bedroom invited to attend. K.N. Subramanian will addre discussed. Tickets for intercollegiate rodeo, MSU's fifth annual to be held organisent the ad at ranch, bath off master bedroom, Friday though Sunday, ■nd'tion. Sansui amp. no cost to you I the are on sale Wanted Geology Club colloquium journal fully carpeted on rolling and o The departments of Philosophy. in the MSU Livestock Judging T"'mear speakers, 655-2573 EAST LANSING wooded 1% acres. Call "Microstructural Studies in sum English and German and Russian Pavilion. Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 un rr°P.m. 5-2-26 STATE BANK Glasses" at 4 p.m. today 205 are sponsoring a colloquium at 8 HASLETT STATEWIDE or p.m. and'from X to 10 p.m. today, C-2-28 Natural Science* Bldg. p.m. Friday in McDonel Hall kiva. and from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. David McHugh. 339-8291. I MODEL Winchester 70-bolt FOUND: STOCKING Cap in front 3-2-22 YOUNG DOCTOR end wife want Hans Georg Godatner, professor at - Friday. (Student discount available Two MSU students, Larry 1 PIKGIM MSU: There will be a the University of Heidelberg, will r'"*, 225 caliber, of Campus Book Store. Cell to rent home, MSU area next - with ID for Friday performance.) Goodrich, 630 Abbot Road, campus' board meeting at 7 tonight speak on "Phenomenology and September. 1-313-642-8572. and Julie Lane, 17466 *£££***«»■ 337-0328. C-3-2-25 FISHERMAN'S DREAM. waterfront home with sun deck, This 4-2-22 in 34 Union. PIRG1M is taking action to push through House Bill Criticism." The public is invited. Godamer will hold a workshop in You prayer. Bible can be healed through study and prayer for Lennane, Detroit, have started basement, 4926 banning nonretumable bottles hermeneutics for interested faculty of LOST: BROWN fo walk - out the sick at 7 p.m. Monday in 31 one the first French liI!NlS H*" 77~~bco with yellow legal pad inside. Full maintenance free - all aluminum BUSINESS ATTRACTS and cans. Come to an strategy session at 9 tonight in 34 action and graduate students at 2 p.m. Union. The Apostolics. newspapers in Michigan, Le »8 t',c Garmiich ^ts, of class notes. Please call exterior, for only $19,900. Call BUSINESS. Saturday in the Captain's Room. Courrier. I Ladies' Slalom King 337-0164. 4-2 26 HASLETT STATEWIDE or ADVERTISE^ Uniom The Women's Center can use just The paper, a Mjk7/' Ladies' ,ize David McHugh. 339-8291. about everything. If your group, biweekly, is A newly released film on the aimed at generating more f3J'924.3-2-22 LOST: 4 months, white samoyed 3-2-22 Yom Kippur War, sponsored by the The Greater Lansing Assn. for Retarded Citizens is sponsoring a club or organization is planning interest and activity among Israeli Club and Hillel, wiil be anything of interest to women, let E B0 bass puppy, Vicinity Abbott Road membership drive March 3 to 10. us know, and we'll guitar and 200 put it on our language students by providing and Lake Lansing Road. Recreation shown at 8 tonight in 101 N. Our honarary chairman this year is monthly calendar. At 7:30 p.m. ^ "Wifiw. P't'on. $300. Perfect Reward. 332-3827. 3-2-25 Kedzie Ha!t. Amo Bessone, MSU hockey coach. Sunday there will be a program teachers with written materials 489-2609. 3-2-22 EXPERIENCED GUITARIST Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves and entitled "Women in Jail," led by a in French to supplement looking for formed group or Students, faculty and staff are the Ingham County Board of woman who has worked for three textbook exercises, Goodrich FOUND: 7 month black and tan J/1 14 lens, 28mm female dog. Call Carol, FEW OPENINGS I Florida $199*, other musicians interested in invited to a weekly Bible study from noon to 1 today in 130 Commissioners have proclaimed years in a local jail. The Women's said. It also gives students a E. • Gadfl«' bag and 355-2086. C-3-2-22 Bahamas $279, 'plus 10%, forming a group to play Natural Resources Bldg. that week as Retarded Citizens week. For fur Center has recently been chance to read about current remodeled. Stop over and look P»50 646-8841, aftar 6 FOUND: MONEY clip on Burcham TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON. 351-8800. 0-4-2-22 contemporary popular music. 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Our honorary chairman this year is Center, come to our potluck dinner primarily through French 339-9738, cat, vicinity Student Services. p.m. 3-2-21 Amo Bessone, MSU hockey coach. at 8 p.m. Tuesday. For any other classes. 0f weekend* 4-2-25 JOB WITH commercial band. Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves and information, drop by the Women's In the future, the students Call 353-5001. C-3-2-22 HAWAII: UNFORGETTABLE Experienced Hammond organist Absolutely no knowledge of the Ingham County Board of Center, 547% E. Grand River Ave., Hebrew is required to participate in plan to distribute the paper all E^ETind F "•W'lion. $60. 351-3706. 20x16- FOUND: IN Front of the Journalitm Building Girls ring. Spring break in the Island*. $3291 ASMSU TRAVEL with own transportation and PA wants to play weekends. a Chassidic Shabbat this weekend. Only cost is for gas. Call Phil Commissioners have proclaimed that week as Retarded Citizens or call from 2 to 9 p.m. through Thursday; Tuesday Sunday over the world in the hopes of week. For further information, mornings, or Friday and Saturday 353-0659. 7-2-27 351-3284. w Sharkey Rabbi Rudolph. getting contributions from Call 351-5228. C-3-2-22 or contact Glenn D. Scott. afternoons. students. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday.,^ Student livens up ho-hum room$ By LARRY MORGAN "I do not like posters very "I can draw much, but I guess they are just. n„ I State News Staff Writer A student's first reaction "I can draw just a floor plan for furniture better than nothing," Judv for furniture 8° r'ght up rrd^4 upon walking into his residence said, "I like 3D wall hangings buying, moving hall room is usually to compare arrangement or go right up to doing the buying, moving better." and the 21 the fiimiture and hanging pictures, "Judy said. hanging picture^ it to a prison cell. He does not plan on making For those with some creative imagination the cell interior decorating his life-time Houses are out of hi, J a*°un 5S soon becomes more livable. Bui bedroom at home and then did smaOer residence halls rooms career, but only a sideline for fun and extra money. ?UV° involved. the 01 those of us without this would be challenging. "I don't expect students to "I have limited it t0njJ imagination are destined to rooms because I do nine months in a room From there, he moved "It is kind of hard with the pay $150 for some and decorate his joker to to ma e a no^J somewhat less homey. While in Thailand as come room," prof^ overseas. it would take Now there is someone to an exchange student in 1972, limited space in the rooms and the University regulations he said. he said. too muc '*| turn to in this time of need, Judy did some work in the So Judy offers several "I could make against pounding things in the different plans and prices more mo that is, if you are inclined to house of the family he lived by making tllis my walls, but I thought it would be part with a few of those with. His entering MSU gave ranging from $15 to $75 for hard-earned greenbacks. him an opportunity to do some a challenge. his decorating services. publicizing not want to." my name, bill l!l Bill Judy, Freshman, 213 more work. "I have worked with a room Butterfield Hall, has rescued in Yakely, but I did not like it many students from the ills of "When I came here I thought because it was so small. I prefer Paris ho-hum rooms and created something worth coming home to. Judy, a political science it would be an ideal chance to do some decorating, especially after seeing some rooms that pretty rotten," Judy said. bigger ones rooms, or Judy said. suites like the in McDonel and Wilson," pickpoc 'J were in •' major, spends his free time decorating under the name of b.j. interior, decorative Giving decorating advice to other men on his floor and working in other halls launched His room, decorated with three-dimensional wall hangings of sea shells and one with a magic scheme, reflects 'bomb PARIS (AP) - Five were crimel out' taken and said he Div¬ collegiate design. pickpockets stole a man's an explosive device "I him in his business, which also his taste in decorating-nothing got interested in interior wallet wallet because indludes decorating jobs at bizarre or strange, but Wednesday, but it blew I'm ^ j decorating a couple of years tired of Hall decorator ago through my mother, who is Alma College and the comfortable. A tape recorder set up as an up, injuring two of them seriously, police said. being pickpockets. Now Ym an interior decorator,", Judy University of Michigan. answering service, surrender." But Bill Judy, B213 Butterfield Hall, has gone into the interior decorating business and said. Judy prefers big rooms when sits on his dresser next to the They said a man telephoned slammed down the police aid] specializes in residence hall rooms. State News photo by Bob Kaye. "I started out with he decorates, but thought the telephone. the hospital where the two phoM J my never showed up. Bill SPORTING allowing GOODS to form police A bill to permit state state Sen. Philip Pittenger, R • Lansing, may face some stiff situation would be a detriment to the education and research ALL SKI EQUIPMENT colleges and universities to opposition in the House. being carried on in these create their own police State Rep. Jackie Vaughn. D institutions," Vaughn said departments was approved 23 - 5 Wednesday by the Michigan Senate and sent to the House. - Detroit, Committee a member of the on Colleges and Wednesday. Another member of the NOW ON Universities, said he is against committee, state Rep. Perry Though MSU already has a creating any more police Bullard, D - Ann Arbor, agreed SALE police department, the campus with officers hold their authority establishments, particularly at Vaughn, saying "we have institutions of higher learning. too many police departments only by virtue of their "This kind of armed already." appointments as county sheriff deputies. Richard Bernitt, director of the MSU Dept. of Public. 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